Here's the simplest version of how it works:
STEP ONE:
Choose 12 skeins (or batches of skeins) of sock yarn from your stash, each enough to knit a pair of socks.
STEP TWO:
Get 12 opaque bags, such as paper lunch bags. Put the yarn in the bags and seal them up.
STEP THREE:
Mix up the bags so that you can't remember which yarn is in which bag. Label each bag, either January - December or 1 - 12.
STEP FOUR:
Each month, open the appropriate bag and knit some socks!
Yarn: Cascade Yarns Heritage Color: Blood Orange |
I chose not to buy any new patterns, though Heatherly has a club where you could subscribe to get a pattern each month.
So far, I'm just using my go-to toe-up pattern as a jumping-off point and farting around from there. I did, however, just buy myself THE sock book that will help me figure the perfect toe and heel for every occasion:
I got a late start, due to the aforementioned messed-up Last Socks of 2014, but I finished the January socks on February 1st, so I'm back on track.
2015 First Socks Yarn: Dizzy Blonde Studios Lambie Toes Color: Special Hell For: ME! |
February Socks in Progress |
Wanna play along? Tag your photos on Instagram, Ravelry projects, etc. as #knitfromstash and/or #12in15. Of course, #operationsockdrawer still applies.
Have fun!
* For the non-knitters, KAL = knitalong
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