I did it. I crossed over in knitting world. I turned my first heel of my very first sock!
For those of you that don’t knit, this isn’t a huge deal. But in knitting world, there is cheering and celebration from knitters everywhere.
With a little help from my friend, the EVOO bottle, here are a few pictures.
It is a magical moment.
Something you do, but while doing it, have no idea why or how it is working.
You have to let all understanding go and just follow where the yarn takes you. And I did it! *Insert happy dance here*
Next, there is something about picking up stitches. A gusset. And joining the heal with the other stitches I had to neglect to get to this occasion. But I think I will wait till Thursday, when I have the help of an expert.
as one of your sock coaches, i’m beaming proudly. & kudos for creative usage of an olive oil bottle!
p.s. i still love that yarn. & if you get tired of making the foot long enough for you, I just *might* know someone with a size 7 foot 🙂 just trying to help out any way i can.
Bravo!
Awesome job!!! I know my mom had problems with heels in the beginning but she’s a sock making machine now. Great use of the olive oil I wasn’t sure what you were thinking till I saw the pictures!!
man that looks tedious! i have a picture of lily by the way in the hat you made her. she looks so cut in it!
oops i meant to leave a comment but not a response to someone elses comment…..i’m a bit of a blog dummy!
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