Wretched Excess, and String the knitting Thing

[Alan H]

Seriously though, these are gorgeous, just absolutely, incredibly gorgeous, String.

Why...I'm...I'mm.....*sniffle*

all choked up.

[string]

easy there.... take a breath... in and out. No need to hyperventilate. I'm just getting revenge for waving wool in front of me with the dangerous tag of "free"

[cacunn]

String
Please pack a brown paper bag on top of these outstanding looking hose. This way Alan H will have a paper bag to breath in to when he gets to look at these in person.

[string]

String
Please pack a brown paper bag on top of these outstanding looking hose. This way Alan H will have a paper bag to breath in to when he gets to look at these in person.

that might just be feasible

[Alan H]

Let's see...when they're done, can you ship them by lightspeed teleporter?


PLEEEEAAAASSSSEEEE??????

[string]

I will see if the campus post office has that option.

[string]

I have 2 repeats left, 24 row in each repeat, 1 row after the repeat, then I graft it together and weave in the ends. After which I shall give 'em a good warsh. Just pray I don't have yarn shortage issues.

[Alan H]

Oooooo...OOooooo....

[Cynthia]

I haven't read the whole thread. I only looked back at the previous page to see the photos there, but these look so nice! I've tried knitting, basically learning on my own. I fumble at anything other than simple scarves. I would love to be able to make something like that for my husband.

I'm looking forward to seeing more photos -- excellent job!

[string]

They really are not very difficult. The basic skills you would need to make a plain pair of kilt hose would be knit, purl, working in the round and increase and decreases. hats are good projects to practice and work up to socks I think.