in which I write about stuff
Cast on 92 st with https://newstitchaday.com/alternating-cable-cast-on-knitt…
(hat size is 7 1/2, aka 23.5 inches)
I think I want to use this tassel concept: https://www.purlsoho.com/create/tassel-tiny-attached-tassel/
(also, have done quite a few mods, will note later)
knit to pattern up through the last D section, then additional repeat of C – should measure up correctly to with last two repeats of B
(also, slipped first stitch of every row, hoping for easier seaming)
these are VERY loose, ended up reducing extra 2 stitches in the gusset of the first sock, and sort of wish I’d either gone down a needle size or reduced a few stitches
Cute as heck but HUGE around the ankles, not sure how much I’ll wear them 
Cuff in same yarn as https://www.ravelry.com/projects/epersonae/recipe-of-the-… – had a tiny bit in my fingering scraps box, going to combine with some other blue yarns
Used variegated up thru row 7 of stst ankle, then a mid-tone blue (don’t remember what) up to heel flap, saving mid-tone for probably toes.
Shifting sock B over to do both heel flaps together, joining navy blue Wildfoote for heels and foot
Doing the toe in the mid-tone blue, which I believe is the same yarn as https://www.ravelry.com/projects/epersonae/basic-sock-wit…
probably a tiny bit too small? but good enough to wear.
Still needs blocking, and will need fairly strong blocking to get rectangular.
A nice project for long stretches of meetings and videos (and yes, video meetings)
Did the buttonholes, not sure if at correct intervals. Not sure if I’m going to add buttons, will probably wait until I’m comfortable going to stores in person.
Pattern is very confusing to read in sections where color is changing and for buttonhole placement! Ended up copying into word and reformatting a couple of sections.
final dimensions after blocking: 17” x 62”
Started toe, realized it was way too big, pulled back to increases and stayed at 44 st vs 52 in pattern.
Discovered after finishing that I’d knit them with the wrong needle (2 ½ instead of 2)
At 50% of rows, have 56.5% of yarn left
