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March 04, 2008

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Cheryl

Wow, those golden colored sock are really beautiful! I can see why you're skeptical about the entrelac ones, but it sure will be interesting to see where they go from there.

cici

I am anxious to see what comes next...it's pretty so far..

Jody

Yeah, I agree with you on the entrelac -- both that the garter stitches don't do the pattern any good, and that it might make a fantastic child's hat.

Emma Jane

Oh my god---I got this sock to the point of picking up the gusset stitches, and let it sit for a couple months, and said "I DON'T WANT TO WEAR A SOCK WITH A FUCKING ENTRELAC HEEL FLAP," and went and looked at everyone else's on Ravelry and it's just a weird and awful pattern, so I frogged the hell out of it. Now I have a bag of little Koigu shreds all balled up.

Then when a new Mona Schmidt pattern came out in Twist Collective, I bought it and knitted as if it were a mystery pattern -- two cuffs, two legs, two heel flaps, etc., -- and felt much better. I need to post those to Ravelry, though. (They ate up the high-estrogen energy of the preamble and stim parts of the cycle...PIO makes me stop knitting.)

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