When we knit two socks at the same time, we can put them on right after we bind off stitches. This solves one of the saddest knitting issues – forgotten lonely socks with a not-knitted or (at best!) half-knitted mate. It also eliminates the need to make notes if we decide to adjust the sock …
How to Cast On Stitches and Shape the Toe Part of a Toe-Up Sock I am happy to invite you to our first-ever community knit-along! In this knit-along, we’ll make a pair of Sneaker Socks together. I’ll record every step while I knit one of these super-comfortable low-cut socks in my studio. Then I’ll put …
Often when people think about knitting, they imagine a lady knitting a sock on tiny double-pointed needles. Of course, it’s just a stereotype, and we can knit so many different projects. But socks do take a very special place in knitting – from what we know so far, the first thing people EVER knit was …
Often when people think about knitting, they imagine a lady knitting a sock on tiny double-pointed needles. Of course, it’s just a stereotype, and we can knit so many different projects. But socks do take a very special place in knitting – from what we know so far, the first thing people EVER knit was …
We’ve done a great job getting the sock started and making the cuff and the leg part, and now we arrived at the point where the heel will be. We won’t make the heel right away. The heel-making process is a bit different than simple stitching. I won’t say it’s difficult because it’s not. Once …
How to Reserve Stitches for the Heel and Make the Foot Part of a Sock Read More »
When the sock is almost done, it’s time for the most exciting part – we are going to make the toe and the heel of the sock. Let’s start with making the toe part because it is logical to finish the part that’s already on our needles. TOE PART OF THE SOCK When the length …