Whit,

That is really cool! I also liked knitting on DPN's but I liked finishing both socks at once and the fact that I could match them better on the circulars using the magic loop method. I will have to try this some time. I am glad you found a project to do for the Olympics. I am also anxious to get started on my project. Well, It appears that I have a podcast to download and listen to. Talk to you later!

Stacy
KnitWit | Homepage | 01.30.06 - 3:56 pm | #

that is the coolest thing! hmmm, no more second sock syndrom! I can't wait to hear about the progress.
I am going to give the podcast another try to see if I can get it to work.

have a good week~
NessieNoodle | Homepage | 01.30.06 - 4:17 pm | #

YEAH! I got to work. very cool. I am sitting here at work and listening to your podcast. making the day go by.... Thanks Whit~
NessieNoodle | Homepage | 01.30.06 - 4:27 pm | #

I'll be interested to see how these go for you! Can't start until the opening ceremonies!
Jennifer | Homepage | 01.30.06 - 7:02 pm | #

well I almost went immediately to get some yarn and new dpns then I reminded myself that I really have enough at home and I could wait. When the tiger is done I will try this **CV
chittavrtti | Homepage | 01.30.06 - 11:50 pm | #

I saw that entry and it is so interesting! But I must stick to my two circs for now. My plate is way too full!

I can't wait to find some time to listen to your podcast, I have been looking forward to it.
Becky | Homepage | 01.31.06 - 2:10 am | #

I've never heard of that before! What an incredibly cool technique.

Thanks for your comment on my blog. I'm looking forward to listening to your newest podcast.
Annie | Homepage | 01.31.06 - 8:43 am | #

That is such a neat way to make socks. Good luck in the Knitting Olympics I will be cheering you on!

Amanda
Amanda | Homepage | 01.31.06 - 2:04 pm | #

I've heard of that, but had no concept of how it worked until now. NOT that I quite GET it yet, but I can sort of unboggle long enough to kinda understand. whoa - freaky, man =)*)
April | Homepage | 01.31.06 - 7:43 pm | #

That is soooo cool, Whit! I've got to try that.
Carrie K | Homepage | 02.01.06 - 12:34 am | #

Thanks so much for telling me how to listen to the podcasts from my computer. I love your podcasts. They are great!

BTW: Very cool demostration on the two end sock! I always wanted to know how to do that!
Paula | Homepage | 02.01.06 - 7:10 pm | #

Wow - I always wondered just how this technique worked! Very cool.
Bliss | Homepage | 02.02.06 - 10:22 pm | #

I am sooooo gonna be watching your progress in the Olympics!! I found the same page that you did, and want to give this a try. I have a couple projects to finish up, then I'll do it. I think the idea of pulling one finished sock out of the other finished sock at the end sounds like soooo much fun!! Good Luck with the project. Give us lots of notes and progress pics, k?
the Procrastinatrix | Homepage | 02.04.06 - 10:08 pm | #

Just want to say I enjoy your podcast and look forward to the next one. I also thought you might be interested to know that the technique for a sock within a sock was featured in a Vogue Knitting issue spring/summer 1987. The article was written by Margaret Bruzelius.
tress | 02.11.06 - 12:29 pm | #

Just heard about this technique in your podcast. I love the idea. Thanks for posting the link to the instructions. I will definitely have to try that after the Olympics. By the way, great podcast!
Persnickety Knitter | Homepage | 02.16.06 - 10:15 am | #

I've been listening to back issues of your podcast... and tried to use the link to the pattern you provided- but the link doesn't work anymore! Do you know of any other links for it?
thanks so much!
Sharah | Homepage | 06.26.06 - 10:32 am | #