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    Re: Attaching Cuffs to Tall Socks?

    Quote Originally Posted by tundramanq View Post
    ... multi needle...
    Knitting needles, that is.

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    Re: Attaching Cuffs to Tall Socks?

    Duh - the dim light flickers brighter - thanks
    You can tell I have never knitted. Crochet yes.
    Trying to fit what you guys were saying to a sewing machine - LOL Mind lock!

    It would be nice to dress up my cushioned cotton compression ribbed over the calf socks with a cuff so they wouldnt appear so "orthotic".
    Last edited by tundramanq; 9th March 12 at 05:50 PM.

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