
... I cast back on immediately.
Knitpicks' Mock Croc socks.
(Sorry, blurry picture and bad lighting on the Sundara yarn.)And then, nearly as immediately, ran into trouble.
O knitters, I need thy wisdom. When you're doing a
yo right before a
sl 1 (which is followed by
k2tog-psso), do you bring the yarn forward after the
yo, or keep it behind? If I keep it behind, it seems to want to hop over the
sl 1, though that is of course irrelevant after the
psso happens...
So, ya know.
Help!!!!!
Meanwhile, I cast on for some little socklets to fit Carson NOW. They'll only count for 1/4 pair in the Summer of Socks, but darn if this yarn isn't cute for baby socks. I thought it was short-color, but in baby-sock size it's actually self-striping. Which is pretty likeable, even by me, in a baby sock.
1 comment:
I think you keep it where it'll leave a yo. If it jumps over the stitch, then just straighten them out when you go to psso. HTH!
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