I frogged the first version of Popeye(see last two pictures). I had done the ribbing on a machine and the rest by hand, top down. These first two pictures are of the redone sock, knitted all by hand on 2.25mm circular needle. I much prefer it.
This is a different version of my Andersson Heel which I may well prefer to the first one. Just as easy to do. I like the way this one looks and fits. Once I found the math formula for it, it was easy.
Ribbing done on machine. Now frogged.
Heel and gusset and foot down by hand, now frogged.
Another long stretch, but hoping to be more regular
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I actually like the way the machine altered the color and made it stripes, but I agree that the mix of nice stripes and then speckled is a bit off putting. I crave symmetry and probably would have frogged too! The hand knit is great (as always)
With the side-by-side photos, I can see what may have caused you to decided to frog back Popeye. I do like the new version better. The heel seems to have a steeper angle for the turn. Am I close?
It's beautiful work!
Colin, your heels are truly a work of art.
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