I love the cuff and the leg is super simple half-double crochet but the yarn recommended which I happened to have a bunch of in my stash is not my fav and it is way too bulky for my tender feets. I guess it's good practice but I'm scrounging through my stash to find a finer, natural fiber yarn.
I have this yummy Panda Wool Superwash that was hand dyed by Rita at Yarn Hollow that might be just the right yarn for the job.
or maybe this solid black Louet Gems Opal would be a good choice...
I'm heading over to City Knitting in a few minutes to see if there is anything else that would work better - ha, yeah like that's really why I'm going there! I have to go get my weekly dose of friendship, that's why I'm really going. I'm thinking I need something that's tightly spun so I don't have to deal with splitty yarn. Me and the crochet hook don't always see eye to eye on yarn choice though. The hook usually wins, LOL.
To the victor go the socks, in the meantime I hope everyone is staying safe and warm and getting some crafting done.
Have a great weekend everybody!
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I've tried crocheting socks, before, but I'm just not a good crocheter. Hope you had fun at City Knitting!
I might be able to actually think about crocheted socks, knitted ones intimidate me, but one hook as opposed to 4-5 needles, that could be doable
So which did you choose?
I'm monitoring your progress. Do you think a sport/dk weight yarn would be better?
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