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How to Knit Socks That Fit: Techniques for Toe-Up and Cuff-Down Styles (Storey Basics)
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Socks from the Toe Up: Essential Techniques and Patterns from Wendy Knits
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Socks a La Carte 2: Toes Up!: Pick and Choose Patterns to Knit Socks Your Way
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Toe-Up Socks in a Box: Essential Sock Techniques and 20 Toe-Up Patterns from Wendy Knits
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Knit 2 Socks in 1: Discover the Easy Magic of Turning One Long Sock into a Pair! Choose from 21 Original Designs, in All S…
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The Sock Knitting Bible: Everything you need to know about how to knit socks
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52 Weeks of Socks: Beautiful patterns for year-round knitting
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101 Socks: Circular Needles, Felted, Addi-Express, Toe Up, Crocheted, and Spiral Knit
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When working sock knitting patterns, there are a lot of options. You can knit socks on double points, use the magic loop technique, or knit on two circular needles. You can knit one at a time, two at a time, or two at a time with one nested inside the other.
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I decided to knit a toe-up variation of my Late Night Socks pattern using a Fish Lips Kiss Heel. So often with top-down socks, especially with men’s socks, I’m constantly trying to gaug…
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There’s no denying it, the speckled yarn hype has taken over the knitting world and most of us have succumbed to some serious stash enhancement with these speckled beauties. Not only are they a pleasure to behold when skeined up, knitted up they give us out of this world projects. Socks are no exception to this …
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Hey There! Today I am super excited to teach you how to knit toe up socks! Toe up socks are awesome because you can truly try them on as you go to ensure perfect fit, and you can customize the so…
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There are a million of these floating all over the interwebs, but I’ve been asked multiple times how I knit my socks. I hope this helps! This is in no way tested by other knitters or perfect — it is just my method that I either stick to or tweak a bit until I’m happy with it. This is not so much a pattern to follow, but more of a guide. Enjoy!
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Morning Coffee Sock Knitting Pattern by Crazy Sock Lady Designs, PDF Pattern
THIS LISTING IS FOR THE PDF PATTERN ONLY. NOT FOR THE FINISHED PAIR OF SOCKS. Morning Coffee Socks are a simple, yet classic take on a 3×1 rib. My favorite socks to wear are ones that are ribbed or have a bit of texture. So, for this one I have combined my favorite 3X1 ribbing with a hint of texture. A fun, easy to memorize pattern repeat that is sure to be your new go to! Notes: This pattern is written top down and the instructions for the pattern are both written and charted. Pattern includes instructions for a slip stitch heel flap and gusset, as well as a rounded toe. Includes instructions for 3 circumferences: Small (8-9 inches), Medium (9-10 inches), and Large (10-11 inches). Supplies List Yarn : 100 grams/437 yards of fingering weight yarn. Sample knit in: Yarn Caf
é Creations in the September Storm colorway on the Biscotti Sock fingering Base (85% Superwash Merino/15% Nylon) 100 grams/437 yards Needles : US 1/ 2.25mm – Your choice: DPN’S, Magic Loop using a 32” cable, 9” circular. Pattern is not written for a specific way of working in the round. Notions : Stitch Marker, Tapestry needle for weaving in ends. Gauge : Approx 8-9 sts per inch in stockinette.
