After my first pair of socks, I vowed never again to suffer Second Sock Syndrome. Now, I knit all my socks two at a time, usually on circular needles. Not only do I force myself to finish both or none, but the pattern is more consistent. Of course, I don't have near the experience knitting that you do, but I am enamored of socks!
The other good thing about a woodstove was going home with totally frozen feet, in spite of my pricey Sorel books, and putting my feet up on the stove until they thawed. Bliss!
I've seen people knitting two socks at once, but it looks far too complicated for my brain to cope with! I quite often wear odd socks, so maybe the solution could be to only knit one of each pattern 🙂
After my first pair of socks, I vowed never again to suffer Second Sock Syndrome. Now, I knit all my socks two at a time, usually on circular needles. Not only do I force myself to finish both or none, but the pattern is more consistent. Of course, I don't have near the experience knitting that you do, but I am enamored of socks!
The other good thing about a woodstove was going home with totally frozen feet, in spite of my pricey Sorel books, and putting my feet up on the stove until they thawed. Bliss!
I've seen people knitting two socks at once, but it looks far too complicated for my brain to cope with! I quite often wear odd socks, so maybe the solution could be to only knit one of each pattern 🙂