

Meanwhile, the knitting progresses. Arthur was home sick yesterday, so I didn't go out and bustle around town (or even get to the grocery store for milk) and got a lot of knitting sorted out.
The Ribwarmer is done.


I cut off the worn part and picked up stitches. I'm not sure I shouldn't have ripped even farther back. The yarn is sort of thin here, and I'm a bit worried! But I figure this is supposed to be a mending job, and I can always give her a whole new pair of socks later.
I started off with a 2.75 mm needle, but after a bit realised I should be using 2.25 and I had to rip back an inch or two.

And here they are: one waiting to be grafted and one waiting to be cut! And not a terrible match of yarns, considering...
Well done on the finish of the ribwarmer (and the partial finish of the socks)
ReplyDeleteMmmmm! Tulips.
ReplyDeletewhat gorgeous tulips!
ReplyDeleteribwarmer looks great and you're braver than i to tackle the socks!! i have a few pairs hiding away that need similar help.