
because I'm looking for a heel.
I've pored over every sock book and pattern I have.

And I've perused this sock website for ideas.
Voices in Head: What are you looking for?
My Actual Voice: Um, a heel. You know--a thing that turns.
Voices in Head: What heels have you used for other socks?
My Actual Voice: I don't know
Voices in Head: Are you thinking of knitting heel-less socks?
My Actual Voice: Perhaps
Geez, I have more sock books and patterns than actual socks knitted.

But, back to the heel quest.
Have a good weekend!
Tune in on Monday for a heel bulletin.
3 comments:
Me thinks it calls for a short-row heel in the red to complement the ribbing. But that's just me.
I love a short row heel, and I would definitely make it red. You could always do an afterthough heel; that way you can wait until later to work it!
Is that Ann Norling's Adult Basic sock pattern there in the spread? That was my first sock and I keep my ENLARGED kitchener stitch instructions in the sleeve. I pull that out for every sock I do! I'm loving how your Tabloids are looking. Knit them however you want.
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