Why two socks at once?  Well, why not?  Think about it.  Two socks started and finished at the same time.  They’re still portable,  still fun, but no “second sock syndrome”.  For those who don’t know about this knitting curse, it’s what happens when a knitter completes her first sock and thinks “Oh, no.  Now I have to make another one…”  Often, she rises from her seat, sticks the finished sock and the yarn for its ne’er-to-be-knit pal in a bag and returns it to stash or an unfinished project bin.  Don’t let this happen to you! 

Skill Level: Experienced sock knitters only.
Materials Cost: Will depend on yarn selection.
Required Text: 2-at-a-time Socks (15% discount)

Materials required:
• Required Text: 2-at-a-Time Socks by Melissa Morgan-Oakes
• 2 balls of Valley Yarns Superwash in two different colors. The colors do not need to be the same as those in the book, but one should be darker than the other.
• 1 US 4, 40" long circular needle
• Your knitting tool kit