Still in utero...Each section (toes and heels, foots, cuffs) are obviously in different yarns and colors. They look large around the fore-ankle but the nice thing about this pattern is it is very adaptable. After knitting a couple pairs, I've found the right formula that fits me beautifully. I could just stick with this basic pattern with different cuff stitches to keep it interesting for all my future socks.
Okay, mystery picture:
Okay, mystery picture:
What is this?
Another hint:
It's a Gearhart Sock Making Machine. I bought one several years ago and made great items. The hand and arm warmers were a big hit...they all sold out and I could be making more but the machine looks like this at the moment:
:-(
I borrowed this image from Goodness Gracious WV’s Weblog
since my own Gearhart is in a box in storage. Hope to get mine up and running real soon. Thanks to WV. Good luck with your Gearhart, it looks like you've got a great little machine there. And yes, the learning curve is steep, especially toes and heels. I would start out with making hand and arm warmers--they are really big hits.
Another hint:
It's a Gearhart Sock Making Machine. I bought one several years ago and made great items. The hand and arm warmers were a big hit...they all sold out and I could be making more but the machine looks like this at the moment:
:-(I borrowed this image from Goodness Gracious WV’s Weblog
since my own Gearhart is in a box in storage. Hope to get mine up and running real soon. Thanks to WV. Good luck with your Gearhart, it looks like you've got a great little machine there. And yes, the learning curve is steep, especially toes and heels. I would start out with making hand and arm warmers--they are really big hits.
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