You can just see a little of the stockinette rows below the ribbing on Sock B. The dangling tails mark the joining of the needles, the start of the rows; the red yarn tags originally reminded me which side was "inside" and which "outside" when the knitting was so short it could easily reverse itself through the needles. Also, I didn't have to look for the tails to know if I was starting a new row.
These socks are going a little faster (not trying to push for speed alone--cramps my hands) and I'm making fewer mistakes, noticing them earlier, and fixing them sooner. And I suppose, over this many rows, the four fewer stitches per row makes a considerable difference.
These socks are going a little faster (not trying to push for speed alone--cramps my hands) and I'm making fewer mistakes, noticing them earlier, and fixing them sooner. And I suppose, over this many rows, the four fewer stitches per row makes a considerable difference.
