Dressdiary: Aragorn socks - leg section
Oct. 15th, 2015 12:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
janestarzOn some days I just can't wait to put this thing aside. But each time I persevere and I continue and I never regret it.
I've had to fix a couple of minor mistakes, such as a twisted couple of stitches running off-center. The last time I had to do this, I was ready to frog everything, toss the yarn back into the bin and call it a day.
I'm glad I didn't, as I only had to frog one row to fix the mistake I made.
Five repeats of the leg pattern done!
Last night I finished the fifth and last repeat of the leg section. I've now started on the gusset increases.
I used a pencil as a nostepinne to wind my yarn into a ball! It was a nice exercise and I will use it again in the future.
Next steps:
I'll continue on the gusset increases until I have enough stitches (that's something I have to look up in the pattern, I've only kept the charts at hand), and then it's heel time again!
I've had to fix a couple of minor mistakes, such as a twisted couple of stitches running off-center. The last time I had to do this, I was ready to frog everything, toss the yarn back into the bin and call it a day.
I'm glad I didn't, as I only had to frog one row to fix the mistake I made.
Five repeats of the leg pattern done!
Last night I finished the fifth and last repeat of the leg section. I've now started on the gusset increases.
I used a pencil as a nostepinne to wind my yarn into a ball! It was a nice exercise and I will use it again in the future.
Next steps:
I'll continue on the gusset increases until I have enough stitches (that's something I have to look up in the pattern, I've only kept the charts at hand), and then it's heel time again!
