Adventures in sock knitting
Cat Bordhi is a lunatic. I bought her book on socks at Stitches Midwest. I'm enthralled. I want to quit my job and make Cat Bordhi's socks. All of them. Here's a little baby sock I made for practice. The increases are nowhere near where they usually go. That's the point of her book - you can put them all sorts of cool places.
Here's a big sock. Socks That Rock Highway 30. I love the linen stitch cuff. I would like to be a fly on Cat Bordhi's wall to see if everything else she does in her life comes out so interestingly. Does she wash her clothes in the dishwasher? Does she make breakfast cereal from pencil shavings? What next, Cat, what next?
(This sock got me so excited I forgot how long my foot is and made it an inch too short, so I have to rip out the toe and reknit it, but that's beside the point.)
Here's a big sock. Socks That Rock Highway 30. I love the linen stitch cuff. I would like to be a fly on Cat Bordhi's wall to see if everything else she does in her life comes out so interestingly. Does she wash her clothes in the dishwasher? Does she make breakfast cereal from pencil shavings? What next, Cat, what next?
(This sock got me so excited I forgot how long my foot is and made it an inch too short, so I have to rip out the toe and reknit it, but that's beside the point.)
Comments
To be quite candid, I don't like the way the big sock looks on your foot. Maybe it's the photograph, but I think it lacks the elegance of the traditional shaping.
I'm glad you're having fun though!
Thanks for the kind words. I should get you guys to set me up with a knitter.