I ran into some issues while knitting Socks No. 9. The leg part was turning out to be too long. If I wanted to make the foldover cuff like the pattern, I would need to rip out some knitting. Then I thought that maybe I should have used reinforcement thread in the heel. So if I was going to rip back part of the leg, perhaps I should go back and reknit the heel. Then I thought maybe I should have used some reinforcement thread in the toe as well. Which would mean I should just frog the whole thing and start over!?!
I decided to take a week off from Socks No. 9 and instead I knit most of a Snapdragon Tam:

(proudly displayed on the cardboard box cat fort that Jimmy made a few months ago and that Pistol and Inky have slowly been destroying)
And then this morning I put Sock No. 9 on my foot and realized that all I needed to do was bind off. So that's what I did, using
Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off:

So no foldover cuff. No reinforced heels or toes. I love it just the way it is. Now, on to the second Sock No. 9.
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