I can't remember if I mentioned that I had a few socks to repair or not the last time I wrote. I did. I had 3 pairs. One pair needed darning to shore up a thin heel. One pair had a hole that needed a patch and one pair.... well I should have probably pitched them.
This pair of socks, I had patched before and they are not even that old.
The socks in question are my screaming green socks, which as you can see from the ravelry project page I linked too were completed in July of 2011.
I featured them in an entry on darning. I wrote about them multiple times (including here when I thought they might be too big. They have felted slightly). And again, they had both a hole and a place that needed some darning. I fixed them, but this is it. This is the LAST time I am fixing this particular pair of socks. They get another hole, and I'm .... doing something else with them.
The problem is, that I have a lot of the yarn leftover. I usually do have sock yarn leftover after making socks. Usually not enough for a full pair. And I've toyed with making multi-yarn socks, or fraternal twin socks, or something from all my leftovers. But I don't know what. I do know this, even though I have 49 grams of this left, it will never be a sock, as I cannot imagine that I'll ever be happy with a sock made out of this--even if I had enough for a full pair. I still love the color, and I'd like to have something that bright and lively.
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