It's still kind of fun and I love patterns that include dropped stitches because it feels like you're doing something "against the rules" a lot. Every time is like a little knitting rebellion, like setting down a project in the middle of a row.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Zombie Attack!
I'm doing Sock Madness but I don't think I'm going to go very far. It's a tournament to complete a pair of socks with everyone using the same pattern. The first pattern is called Zombies and I don't think I'll make it past the first round because some people have completed pairs and I have this:
![Zombie Progress](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vsaVYvUKEYkhFrhfqPX4GHx4K-hZUvI8yS8-zk4rlV53p9anrT9m0mOUOJv9c-09YiYYUlx0vTqPb5hmtSGB2pv7zzOitA4Z6oPQLudbU5f_QA48Ve3sEbdVGbuTB-lJqToA=s0-d)
It's still kind of fun and I love patterns that include dropped stitches because it feels like you're doing something "against the rules" a lot. Every time is like a little knitting rebellion, like setting down a project in the middle of a row.
It's still kind of fun and I love patterns that include dropped stitches because it feels like you're doing something "against the rules" a lot. Every time is like a little knitting rebellion, like setting down a project in the middle of a row.
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