This looks like a really great method. I have bookmarked it also. Thanks for finding it. You stopped by my blog, and asked about the CIC socks, what patterns did I use. I started with a couple that CIC had to share, and then just went on my own from there. 36St. size 4 needles.Kind of eyeballed, as size not too cruical. Good luck on your new blog. kathy...
Thank you, you're my first commenter:>. Last night I decided to experiment and was up till 3am working on a toddler sock. I am trying to incorporate designs form the book "Fancy Feet: Tradition Knitting Pattterns of Turkey" by Anna Zilboorg into the cuffs. My model has big, thick ankles though so I think these will end up being for a child with thin ankles and legs. I enjoyed your blog:> Lisa
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This looks like a really great method. I have bookmarked it also. Thanks for finding it. You stopped by my blog, and asked about the CIC socks, what patterns did I use. I started with a couple that CIC had to share, and then just went on my own from there. 36St. size 4 needles.Kind of eyeballed, as size not too cruical. Good luck on your new blog. kathy...
Thank you, you're my first commenter:>. Last night I decided to experiment and was up till 3am working on a toddler sock. I am trying to incorporate designs form the book "Fancy Feet: Tradition Knitting Pattterns of Turkey" by Anna Zilboorg into the cuffs. My model has big, thick ankles though so I think these will end up being for a child with thin ankles and legs. I enjoyed your blog:> Lisa
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