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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2015 · 44 MIN

Episode 33: How to Fix Your Socks When They Go Wrong and Asymmetric 23cm Circulars for Socks

from The Shinybees Knitting and Yarn Podcast

It's very socktacular this week with the return of the Sock Surgery. The show kicks off with a review of the 9.5" (9") / 23cm asymmetric circular needles from Kinki Amibari, kindly given for review by Rachel at www.tangled-yarn.co.uk. Clare will also be reviewing these on her blog in the near future. My verdict: quite good fun for knitting socks, very disco handbag friendly. If you want to be in with a chance to win a set of these, head over to the Ravelry group to enter! Sock Surgery this week covers how to fix common things that go wrong when you start knitting socks, chiefly the losing of stitches singly or in multiples. Finally, the Agony Aunt section covers resizing of socks to fit you, chiefly how to go about making patterns suitable for 56sts size socks. Full shownotes are available at www.shinybees.com. Music for this episode provided via Music Alley: 'I Need a Drink' by Adam and the Walter Boys.  

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