Argyles are knit flat, which goes against just about every modern sensibility. They have a seam up the inside of each sock -- the sock on the right has the seam facing the camera, but I was able to make it pretty inconspicuous. I sewed in the ends after completing the colorwork, joined for knitting in the round, and finished the toes up that way after seaming the sides. Now my biggest worry is that they will shrink during washing. Other than the general fiddly-ness of the intarsia, these were not difficult socks to knit. I enjoy colorwork in most forms, and of course they're preppy, which is more or less my style.
Today was the first day back at school after Spring Break. Sigh. It was nice while it lasted. Now it's back to wrassling with contrary 7th graders and hours of extra unpaid and unacknowledged work. Grades are due Wednesday and I still have one student who hasn't turned in the final exam yet. Tomorrow is Tertia's first appointment with the orthodontist. I think we have to have ready our bank statement for them to set up automatic payment withdrawal before they will treat her.
Stash Report
Fabric:
Fabric used this
week: 0 yards
Fabric used year to date: 22 yardsAdded this week: 0 yards
Added year to date: 17 yards
Net used for 2013: 5 yards
Knitting
yarn:
Yarn used this week: 400 yards for argyle socksYarn used year to date: 5900 yards.
Yarn added this week: 0 yards
Yarn added year to date: 910 yards
Net used for 2013: 4990 yards
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