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03/31/2006
What happened to the FUN in Fun Nation?
Thanks for all your votes and comments concerning the cuff of the Fun Nation socks! Half of you voted for plain stockinette, which was twice as many votes as for both wavy and spirals. My wonderful sockpal 'Itsa Secret' is right, though- doing a different pattern on the top would kind of be too much.
Anyhow, I've got another yarn picked out that I'll do a wavy adaptation with:-)
So last night I worked away on the socks, and there it was. A speck of colour in the yellow stripe. There already was one in the light turquoise, which I tried to ignore, but in the yellow stripe it really catches your eye. WTF?! Just a few rows up, there was another speck.
How can that happen- it's REGIA after all?!
I went to the store where I'd bought it and they gave me a free ball of the yarn, which was great. I'd been afraid they'd ask me to give them my unfinished sock so they could send it in, but they didn't.
Man, this is really bugging me now. These socks really belonged together and I even liked this side better because of how the striping worked out in the heel part. But the specks are bothering me too. Boo-hoo.
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At least you got some free yarn! That spot is for luck. Two spots, double the luck. :o)
Posted by: Kimberly | 04/01/2006
Künslerische Freiheit, die niemand sonst merken wird außer der Strickerin selbst. ;)
Posted by: Elemmaciltur | 04/01/2006
I did not have the problem with colour spots where they shouldn't be; that totally sucks. I did the same socks in the Jaywalker pattern for my son - he loves them. I am glad you got a replacement ball. The striping on my was ever so slightly off and I had 4 balls to start so I figured I must have picked the wrong two. At least with the pattern I chose it isn't so obvious to others (it is to me!). They are nice.
Posted by: Cynthia | 04/01/2006
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