Sock blank, again
Step one: Knit a piece of fabric from two skeins of sock wool (this is what is called a blank)
(2 ways of cheating possible: 1. Buy the knitted fabric, fx. from KnitPicks, 2. knit the fabric on a machine, like I did on a Prym maxi knitting mill)

Step two: Dye the piece of fabric. Make patterns on it - they will knit up in interesting ways! Use Kool-Aid, food coloring or other stuff. See the KnitPicks site for interesting results.
Step three: Knit two socks(or mittens, see previous post) at one time directly from the unraveling blank - alternatively, wind up two balls of yarn from the blank and knit one at the time. You'll end up with two virtually similar socks/mittens.


Step four: Enjoy the result.
(2 ways of cheating possible: 1. Buy the knitted fabric, fx. from KnitPicks, 2. knit the fabric on a machine, like I did on a Prym maxi knitting mill)

Step two: Dye the piece of fabric. Make patterns on it - they will knit up in interesting ways! Use Kool-Aid, food coloring or other stuff. See the KnitPicks site for interesting results.
Step three: Knit two socks(or mittens, see previous post) at one time directly from the unraveling blank - alternatively, wind up two balls of yarn from the blank and knit one at the time. You'll end up with two virtually similar socks/mittens.


Step four: Enjoy the result.




