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22nd January 08, 06:42 PM
#81
Originally Posted by string
Did you not just read the post that I'm re-doing the cuff on the first sock? That means it will be even longer.
Yeah, yeah, but it' s HAPPENING. I'm allowed to jones beyond all limits of reasonable behavior!
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22nd January 08, 06:45 PM
#82
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22nd January 08, 06:55 PM
#83
Originally Posted by Alan H
The woman positively goes into spasms over skeins of yarn.
I know I am a little late getting to this thread (side-effect from being in MI and not getting online much) but as for the quote above: YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!!
BTW, as the first person to wear these mystique socks (at least the first person whom they somewhat fit) I must say, somewhere down the line Alan has done something I haven't, for these things are amazing.
~Yeti
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22nd January 08, 07:02 PM
#84
Originally Posted by Yeti
I know I am a little late getting to this thread (side-effect from being in MI and not getting online much) but as for the quote above: YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!!
BTW, as the first person to wear these mystique socks (at least the first person whom they somewhat fit) I must say, somewhere down the line Alan has done something I haven't, for these things are amazing.
~Yeti
Hush, I made you a hat, and I tried the socks on waaay before you did, but my women's size 8 narrow feet and chicken legs didn't do them justice (they are stretchy enough to stay up though!)
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22nd January 08, 08:16 PM
#85
A single repeat of the cable patter I am using, oh and making the cuff looser was definately the right decision. I have major issues with shipping Items I'm not completely happy with and I didn't want to cut off circulation OR have the pretty cable too stretched out.
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23rd January 08, 01:44 AM
#86
Originally Posted by string
A single repeat of the cable patter I am using, oh and making the cuff looser was definately the right decision. I have major issues with shipping Items I'm not completely happy with and I didn't want to cut off circulation OR have the pretty cable too stretched out.
WHOAH. Oh, these are cool. These are way beyond cool!
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23rd January 08, 04:54 AM
#87
Originally Posted by string
I didn't want to cut off circulation OR have the pretty cable too stretched out.
NO NO NO cut off his circulation!!! I know where Alan lives, when he goes into the hospital to have the circulation in his legs fixed I can sneak into his house and steal these hose. My legs are smaller and better looking then his.
Last edited by cacunn; 25th January 08 at 01:49 PM.
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23rd January 08, 06:51 AM
#88
Originally Posted by cacunn
NO NO NO cut off his circulation!!! I know where Dave lives, when he goes into the hospital to have the circulation in his legs fixed I can sneak into his house and steal these hose. My legs are smaller and better looking then his.
I might know of a more lawful way to get a pair
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23rd January 08, 06:56 AM
#89
Originally Posted by string
I might know of a more lawful way to get a pair
Auh gee you want to take all the fun out of it. I guess I will just have to keep knitting
*Knit 2 purl 1, knit 2 purl 1, knit 2 drop a stitch purl 1 repeat from *
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23rd January 08, 07:12 AM
#90
Originally Posted by BluesDoxieGa
Cacunn, the book 'Designs for Knitting Kilt Hose and Knickerbocker Stockings' by Veronica Gainford has instructions for a couple of cable band cuffs. It's a good purchase for $15 on Amazon.
Thanks I'll get a copy next payday.
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