I thought that the socks I made for
my sister were actually quite gender neutral so I thought I'd try them again with a masculine feel for her husband: heavier weight wool and a more neutral colour. These are the biggest socks I've ever knitted so they took AGES. And I think they might even be a bit big :-/ Oh well... I've ravelled them
here.
Here's the comparison:
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his... |
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and hers... |
I'm now in the process of trying to get pictures of each of the recipients in their socks in some zany situation. Let's see how I go.
Anyway, better get to it. 2 more pairs of socks to knit this month :-)
Wow - great job. I tried to knit baby socks once and it is so fiddly. Especially the heel part with the extra needles and knitting back along the row. I think I gave up after one ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laney.
ReplyDeleteI was so intimidated by the idea of knitting socks but now I love it. I can usually finish a pair in a fortnight - so different from my usual knitting projects. And weirdly I think I use it as a small part of my life that I can control and achieve something tangible...