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Look What AuburnChick Received in the Mail Today!

I’m so excited! With the end of school fast approaching, I’m getting ready to start knitting in earnest again. So, to ensure that I’m all set, I placed an order…

But when I received the books, I realized that I did not have the right needles, so I had to place another order (darn, I hate when that happens)…

Can you tell I’m on a mission to learn new ways to knit socks? I’ve got the dpn thing down, but I want to try to minimize ladders, and the idea of completing two at a time intrigues and excites me.

I didn’t buy sock yarn because I have a skein or two that I want to use first.

I have exams this week, but you better believe that one of these books, and a set of needles will be in my bag, in the car, for the rest of my afternoon (i.e. car loop at school).

2 Responses

  1. I’ve got both of these books and I think they are good. The Cat Bordhi book explains the one sock at a time on circulars method; the other book is a form of the ‘magic loop’ technique. Have you seen Sockbugs blog? there are some fab patterns on there: http://sockbug.blog-city.com/
    Good luck with the circular method, its the only way I knit socks now and I think it is much easier and more convenient than DPN’s!

  2. Thanks for the site and the encouragement!

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