Whether grown in the garden, cooked, knitted or sewn this space will document the stuff we make. David-a photographer, baker and sometimes woodworker, Grace-a clothing designer, artist and gardener and Tina dabbler of all master of none. We will keep track of our projects and endeavors here.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Always Write Down Pattern Adaptions As You Do Them
So sock one looks beautiful-see picture in previous post. Sock two-not so much. My daughter compared it to a sock for a goat. So one might wonder how I could get such a nice looking baby sock while free styling adaptions to an adult patter the first time and then go so wrong on the second sock..well my dear chickadees it is because I did not write my changes down!! I then had to remember what I did the first time. Apparently my memory failed. I now will rip out (in knitters language this is, I hear called frogging?? Does anyone know why?)...I will knit another sock and keep track of the numbers this time. Wish me luck!
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Oh No.. I try to keep notes when I 'improvise' but I have been known to lose them. Not good. I have no idea why it's called frogging and would love to know if you find out.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the next sock.
Fiona