Knitting heels on socks

The heel in a toe-up sock is usually a short-row heel. You shape a short-row heel by using rows in which you don’t knit all the stitches before turning—in other

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The easiest sock Today, we are showing you the easiest sock pattern in the world. It is really easy to knit a sock this way and knitting from the toe up, means you can also tailor the sock to your own foot. Full Post: The easiest sock

Hand Knitted Things: Knitted Sock Heel Repair

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Bifurcated Heel :: I’m pretty excited about this heel design I’m developing. It’s a short row heel with a fork or split in the line of short rows. It helps spread out the shaping over the heel and allows for more heel rows and therefore a roomier heel—excellent for high insteps. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This particular sock design is worked flat on two needles but this style of heel will translate nicely to socks worked in the round as well. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ What’s your favourite sock heel to knit? Do you have a…

Did you miss me? Last week headaches stopped me from writing my #needleworkmonday post... so annoying. But although I had migraines nearly every day, I managed to knit something spectacular: socks. Ok, the socks are pretty boring, but their heels - wow. I tried out @topazziknitstudio #elaineshappyheel and it's magical because the construction is so easy that I (the forever sock-noob) can understand and remember it.

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Heels, heels, heels! What is a sock without a heel, just a tube (sock that is). There are many variations of socks heels and tons of descriptions and tutorials for most of them. On this page, I w…

I’ve created this page to show all of the sock heel patterns I can find. It’s a page I can quickly use as a reference. If you have a heel you love leave a comment and a link and I’…

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.

I am a toe-up sock knitter. There are lots of reasons why I made the switch to toe up socks after knitting a few pairs of cuff down socks but the main reason is pretty straightforward. I, and most of the people I knit socks for, have big feet. Working from the toe-up means I can increase until I rea

OK, even I can admit that this short row heel obsession thing may be getting a bit out of hand. But there’s another little gem of genius here worth sharing, in my efforts to elimina…

Heel flap and gusset to accommodate a large, average, and small instep Unbelievably, there are over dozens of ways to knit the heel of a sock: french (aka round), dutch (aka square), half-handkerch…

A flap-and-gusset heel for toe-up socks? Kate Atherley will walk you through it.

No Heel Turn sock knitting pattern - sock knitting pattern without turning heel / knitting heel flap or picking up stitches Heel less socks knitting p

A blog post by All Knit Up Designs featuring my thoughts on afterthought heels and how they fit. Using Susan B. Anderson's SOS socks pattern. Different types of afterthought heel blog post. Knitted Socks