Toe the mark.
Toe the line.
Knit the sock
from the toe-up.
I am intrigued by the concept
and intimidated by the process.
So, Saturday I took
the knitting needle,
the crochet hook, and
a page of step-by-step instructions
and gave it a go.
I did a provisional cast-on:
crochet a row of foundation loops,
knit for x number of rows and
rip out the crochet loops.
I mean I am the "Queen of Ripping"
but ripping out your base row...
having to pick up the precise number
of stitches in the correct direction without
stretching them.
Phew!
Not exactly brain surgery but
scary just the same.
I am here to say
I have completed one toe
on one sock and I'm on way
to the heel.
Now there are multiple ways
to insert the heel. None of them
seem to be the reverse of knitting
in a heel from cuff to heel to toe.
I'm sitting here admiring the
toe... "Nice toe!" and ignoring
the fact the directions for
the toe-up heel are problematic.
Ta, ta... see you on the mountain
or should I say, see you at the
cuff?
Don't hurry.
I will be awhile.
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