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19th September 08, 12:16 AM
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Not to take the post off topic, but I wonder how hard it would be to attach some feet to them.
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Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
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19th September 08, 03:24 AM
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Couldn't resist a quick photoshop
 Originally Posted by emolas
Not to take the post off topic, but I wonder how hard it would be to attach some feet to them.
I couldn't resist it! It is not photoshop really, but GIMPShop. Hooray for freeware.
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19th September 08, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by thanmuwa
I couldn't resist it! It is not photoshop really, but GIMPShop. Hooray for freeware.
 :buttkick:
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29th September 08, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by thanmuwa
I couldn't resist it! It is not photoshop really, but GIMPShop. Hooray for freeware.
GIMPShop. The Irony... big pins going through your feet = gimp. Very powerful software for the price.
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30th September 08, 06:38 AM
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The pipes are calling, resistance is futile. - MacTalla Mor
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20th September 08, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by emolas
Not to take the post off topic, but I wonder how hard it would be to attach some feet to them.
It would be somewhat of a pain in the tush since they're machine made...however, the ribbing could be removed by cutting, frog the stitches back a couple of rows to before the patterned top, pick up the live stitches and then you run into the problem of finding the right sized needle to match the gauge and an even bigger problem on finding yarn to match to knit the foot. Not worth it to me when kilt hose can be purchased easily.
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23rd September 08, 09:33 AM
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They might look good over regular socks with taller boots (8"-10").
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24th September 08, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by thistlelass
It would be somewhat of a pain in the tush since they're machine made...however, the ribbing could be removed by cutting, frog the stitches back a couple of rows to before the patterned top, pick up the live stitches and then you run into the problem of finding the right sized needle to match the gauge and an even bigger problem on finding yarn to match to knit the foot. Not worth it to me when kilt hose can be purchased easily.
That is a very good method for a knitter, but a real man would use a stapler with colored staples to match the yarn.
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24th September 08, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Friday
That is a very good method for a knitter, but a real man would use a stapler with colored staples to match the yarn.
Real men use DUCT TAPE. Staples, must be the wifes idea....
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29th September 08, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
Real men use DUCT TAPE ....
In matching red Duct Tape
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