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So here's the mate to the sorry sock from here. Handspun (by me) from Yummy Yarn Finn roving. I learned two different toes (I did toe-up for these). I was stretching a very small amount of yarn for these as I had given most of this batch of yarn away, so they're a bit shorter than I would normally do and they're a looser gauge, too, but they're wearable. They were just meant to be an experiment anyway.
yay! handspun socks! they're lovely.
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