Wretched Excess, and String the knitting Thing

[cloves]

she is evil......I LIKE HER!

[timber]

I promised pictures of my sweater. Here it is with the hose I knitted:

[string]

I promised pictures of my sweater. Here it is with the hose I knitted:

Very very nice.

Oh and yes I am evil, you should ask Yeti about that though.

[timber]

Very very nice.

Oh and yes I am evil, you should ask Yeti about that though.

Thank you. It was my first sweater.

[string]

That is a large sock with the beginnings of a turn over cuff in a nice cable pattern. In other words, we are getting very close to done-ness with the first sock.

[cacunn]

String
If I understand this picture when you finish the leg you knit the cuff "sideways". The red is waste yarn to hold the stitched until you return to it. I have not thought of this approach. I have a lot to learn.

Thanks for the pictures.

[Mark Keeney]

String
If I understand this picture when you finish the leg you knit the cuff "sideways". The red is waste yarn to hold the stitched until you return to it. I have not thought of this approach. I have a lot to learn.

Thanks for the pictures.

I don't see any red yarn. I see a gold color and a natural color. I wouldn't use red as a waste yarn because red leaves traces when taken out.

[cacunn]

I don't see any red yarn. I see a gold color and a natural color. I wouldn't use red as a waste yarn because red leaves traces when taken out.

May be monitor difference. I see a reddish color that may be gold.

[Alan H]

I don't see any red yarn. I see a gold color and a natural color. I wouldn't use red as a waste yarn because red leaves traces when taken out.

I'm using the Luminous Joans computer and the yarn looks gold to me, but on my monitor it was quite reddish.

[Alan H]

Oh, dear. *blink*