Skew has bit the dust - temporarily. I have decided to rip it out! This sock will be made again. The reason that I decided to "frog" it is because the gauge was WAY off. I was measuring 3 1/2 inches wide when I should have had 4. In ripping this out I will also be able to make the sock with the "proper" increases! So here is frogging in a nutshell, step by step...
1. Remove needles
2. Pull yarn
3. Keep pulling yarn
4. You are done frogging when the yarn is in a wrinkly pile and no stitches are present
Good for you! I always waver when it comes to frogging, but it's so much better than wasting time on a project that isn't working! p.s. totally love the colors in that yarn!
ReplyDeletevery nice tutorial on how to frog! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pile of culicues!
ReplyDeleteI did this for the 1st time last night. Made a boo boo and could not figure out how to fix it so I "frogged" it and am now starting over. Practice...Practice...Practice!!!
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