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4 September 2024

Finishing off a sock and tackling something a bit more challenging Welcome to my weekly ramblings on my knitting and crochet projects. This week I've been finishing off a pair of socks partly knitted by a friend, who sadly died a couple of years ago. Her daughter asked if I'd like to do this and I am glad to. Many of us may pick a half finished projects either one we've had in the naughty corner for a while or like in my case finishing off a project for a friend. Knowing what wool weight you are working in is really important. I've put a method for doing this below. 🧶Wrap your mystery yarn around the pencil, making sure that the strands are touching, but not overlapping. 🧶Measure the pencil with yarn wraps against a ruler or a measuring tape to make sure your wraps are within an inch. 🧶Count the wraps within the inch, and compare against these measurements below: Lace or 2 ply: 35 or more Light fingering, sock, or 2 ply: 22 – 34 Fingering or 4 ply: 19 – 22 Sport: 15 – 18 DK: 12 – 17 Worsted or Aran: 9 – 11 Bulky or Chunky: 8 – 10 Super Bulky or Super Chunky: Anything that has 7 or less wraps per inch I've also finished the front of my lovely jumper I'm knitting in Wensleydale longwool. It's been an interesting project to work on as it has cables, lace and wrapping stitches. I have a couple of places left on my learn to crochet course starting 3 October. Contact me if you want to book a place You may be interested in going to the Yarn Gathering in Mold on Sunday 15 September. This is an interesting little show with lots of suppliers from Wales and Cheshire. Definitely worth a visit if you are around that day.