SOS

by | Oct 10, 2008 | Uncategorized

Save Our Socks. I seem to have a problem. If you are a knitter, you know the curse. And how it can befall you. We speak of it in hushed tones. We joke about it. It’s funny.
Until it happens to you.

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Above you see the evidence. The proof even. That the author of this blog has a serious case of Second Sock Syndrome aka SSS. (The author would be me of course). I try to keep my wips down to a manageable level. I really do. Right now I have seventeen wips. Which is a higher number than I’ve seen in a while.

But here’s the scary part. Six of the wips are socks. Yes, I can count. There are only four socks up there. One of them is on location for a photo shoot. One of them is sooper seekrit for the sock club and if I show you that, well I’d have to kill you. I am a member of the Fiber Mafia you know.

The rest of my wips are 5 shawls, 3 sweaters, 2 scarves, and 1 blanket. It’s so sad. But the SSS is the worst of it. Interestingly enough, four of the six socks are ones I designed myself. And I don’t wanna work the second one. I wanna design new socks. Can I call them done?

Does anyone know a cure for this SSS? Other than chopping off my left foot?

6 Comments

  1. Jackie

    Instead of considering these 4 unfinished pair of socks, think of it as 2 pairs of socks completed! Whoever said your socks had to match???

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  2. Eric

    If you are making a sock for a photo shoot the job is done, unless your model has two feet.

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  3. LizzieK8

    I agree. There is no law I’m aware of that says socks have to match.

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  4. Shevon

    I second Jackie’s vote, wear unmatching socks! It’s actually six different combinations of socks!

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  5. Preita

    amazingly I have never come down with single sock syndrome. But with so many 1/2’s completed you have 2 full pairs. 😀

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  6. Daniele

    I absolutely love the white ones. Maybe you could finish one pair, and then call the rest done? 🙂

    Reply

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