I thought Panda Wool is machine-washable. It isn't. The label specifies handwash, but that detail eluded memory because I didn't think wool and bamboo sock yarn could
In happier days the socks (pictured with pineapple shortbread for Prof. Slughorn) were stretchy and very comfortable, deserving of a bit of extra bother on laundry day – had I only remembered.
Excuse me whilst I mourn them. Chat quietly amongst yerselves or have a gander at this sock opera.
P.S. If my Gryffindor parents named me Albus Severus Potter, I'd be worried about being sorted into Slytherin House, too.
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What a great link - I needed a good laugh watching those socks sing!
A cold wash, cold rinse did that?!! How awful for you. I'm so sorry. Poor Horcrux socks.
Ouch!!! That is such a disappointment. I hope you were able to wear them a few times at least.
Repario!
Doh! I do this kind of thing all the time - sorry - they were so pretty!
Eep! That sucks! I feel your pain. I've done that with a lovely shrug and a whole cabled sweater. *sigh*
Sorry! I've had this happen too many times. :-(
This happened to me with my first socks - I still have them :o)
Sorry about your socks -- wool has a mind of its own sometimes...
I'm so sorry about your socks! Please accept my condolences.
Oh horror of horrors. Why don't bags intentionally desiring felting in boiling hot water felt as fast??
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