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5th September 08, 03:53 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Packhound
I have never knit socks, only dishrags for my wife and a balaclav several years ago. My mom taught me to knit as a teenager when I couldn't afford the wool balaclav that I was itching (no pun intended) for at a local backpacking supply store. (Now you know where my handle comes from.)
I have played with knitting the dishrags in various patterns so I believe that I could handle kilt hose patterns. But things like arches and gussets bewilder me. Also, like Fluter, the idea of making a duplicate is daunting to me. The idea of knitting two at a time makes great sense to me, but the directions I have read didn't make sense until I saw Fluter's pics.
Please keep posting the pics and as I run into further questions I know who/where to ask.
Thanks.
If you can knit,purl,read a pattern and kit to gauge, you can knit kilt hose!! Give it a try and I'm sure one of us will be able to help if you run into any snags!
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