They have been on hold for a while as I have hit my usual problem. I wasn't sure if I had enough yarn to finish both feet. So in my wisdom I thought I should do a contrasting toe. I was also trying to use up leftovers and stumbled upon some Seawool from the SeaVines vest.

As hard as I tried it just didn't work for me.
At the weekend I saw a lovely pink artesano 4ply alpaca ball of wool for a cool £3.50 and it was up to the till and paid for quicker than you could say Frog that socks toe. So I knitted up sock two at Chessington World of Adventures on Sunday adding the contrasting toe just to make sure it worked.

I have to say I was rather pleased, however it left me with these.

Was I going to be brave enough to unpick the red toe. I have to say the thought of them not matching even if no-one else would ever see the toe was too much for me because I would know.
So I have unpicked and reknitted toe one to match toe two. A match made in yarn. All's well that ends well.
2 comments:
The pink toe looks soooo much better. Love your socks!
Wow - they're beautiful - lovely to see the pattern in a different colour and so glad that you enjoyed knitting them.
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