My momma has been begging me to make her socks ever since I learned how to crochet and knit but it was always too difficult because you had to use several needles and it was just too complicated. I finally feel like I can try to make some socks for her now (: thank you so much for this amazing tutorial
I honestly don't even care how long these videos are. I am glued to this watching closely...yet I KNOW I'm still gonna need to have it babysit me while I attempt on my own. Thank you kindly since I know u could do these very quickly with your eyes even shut. 😊
Thank you for the video. I’ve never seen that cast on. You make everything seem easy with your great closeups. I also enjoy your relaxing music. Happy Holidays.
Could this work for an 18 peg circle loom? I'm having trouble finding projects for this type of loom and wondering if I can just modify the projects so I can make the ones I'd like.
I love this pattern. I bought it on Etsy yesterday. I have tried 4 times and my tension is too tight. How does one obtain a loose tension? Also, my heels have small holes along the sides. I will keep trying but would appreciate any tips and or suggestions . Thank you
Hi Tuteate! OMGOSH I just love how these turned out😱💕. Ur tutorials r so pleasant & easy to follow & I can’t wait to make some. This is the easiest tutorial I’ve seen. It will be my first time to make adult socks ( I’ve only made a pair of baby socks ). Love the cast on, I’ve never seen or heard of it. Quick question: what size foot would these fit & r these for both male & female? Curious if they would fit a male size 11 1/2 & female size 10 1/2? Thank u & thank u for ur amazing tutorials💕🥰😍😘. Crafty hugs & blessings, Donna🙏💕
I really like your stripped sock patten - thank you for sharing. BUT instead of putting the difference colour yarn in - I put stitch markers on ALL the pegs - then took all the stitches off the loom - turned the sock inside out - put the toe stitches back on then put the foot stitches over them and overcast the two together then cast them all off. Makes a nice smooth join on the outside
Wonderful tutorial as always! It's warm sock weather where I am and I'm excited to get my next pair of socks started. Question on the short rows (heel / toe) - how does the finished stitch compare to using German short rows? It seems like there would be more 'give' using the this technique based on how the increases are done. Thoughts appreciated!
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong but the cuffs are extremely loose and the leg is way too tight. The leg part at 13 rounds only measures 2 inches.
I follow & use the instructions in your videos often. Only thing I think I missed is what happens to the loose end of color B once you have added it in? No knot?
Thank you for asking, Gina! Once I finish knitting the whole project I weave in the loose ends. And yes, then, I usually kind of tie knots while weaving the loose ends
is there a way to compensate if I bought the wrong size yarn for a project? I’ve read that I would need to adjust the number of stitches, but I’m not understanding how to apply that solution to loom knitting. any help is appreciated
I'm not sure what I did.. I got to row 7 of the leg and it was only about a almost an inch, if getting to row 13 would have only been 2 inches, I messed up somewhere, but I followed along exactly... Could only using a bulky #5 be the cause. Ally #6 yarn is super bulky bernat baby blanket. I figured my bulky #5 would be (looked) about the same as what you're using. It seems so simple and I'm so lost. Also can you tell me why you're not e-wrapping the knits. I thought all knits we're e wrapped. But I seriously just leaning more than what the loom book says, so Im just trying to understand and learn. Please help. Thanks
Oh my goodness! I decided to make this pattern because I wanted to learn the skills involved. I truly wish I hadn’t. I prefer written instructions to video but could not get this result from the written pattern. I watched the video and could have used repetition of the difficult parts, I.e. the decreases and increases and sewing off the toe rather than watch a demo practically every single knitted peg. . I made slipper socks for my husband. Luckily he is both kind and has a sense of humor. Very disappointing