sadly I had to frog the sock. thans for all the advice, and especially Pat who was on the train with me when I finally got the sock on my foot. she convinced the lace looked streched (which it did) so I frogged the sock. now I just need to find the perfect pattern for this yarn that I love!
in happy news scott's socks are almost done, just working my way to the toe decrease! hopefully I don't run out of yarn.
I am also forcing myself to start weaving in ends for the yellow sweater.
non knitting news I had a great second interview with a local theater to be there production manager. it would be great if I got it so keep fingers crossed!
About Me
- highflyinsm
- I'm a freelance stage manager in Chicago, and I am actually manageing to eek a living out of it. I am one of te few people I know who actually use my degree. I live with a wonderful man, raise my plants, and genrally try to live an all over good life in balance with the earth.
1 comment:
I hate telling people to frog so you know it had to be done. You'll enjoy the yarn much more on a different sock. Believe me.
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