If you've never knit a toe up sock before, or if you just want a basic sock anatomy lesson, this is the video for you!
This is video 1 of 3.
Part 2: • Knit Your First Toe-Up...
Part 3: • Knit Your First Toe Up...
Full Pattern (free on blog): orchardhouseediting.com/blog/...
Full Pattern (paid PDF on Ravelry): www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Full Pattern (paid PDF on Etsy): www.etsy.com/listing/84906744...
Knitting for Crocheters Part 1 (beginner knitting tutorial): • Knitting for Crocheter...
The numbers below assume a gauge of 32 stitches & 44 rounds = 4” (10 cm)
in blocked stockinette stitch.
*If your gauge is different, your finished sock will be a different size.*
*Details per size*
(Foot measurements can be found on the blog post listed above, or in the paid PDF)
Toddler:
- Cast On 12
- Increase to 40
- Knit until the sock is 1.25" /3 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Child (4-6 years):
- Cast On 16
- Increase to 48
- Knit until the sock is 1.5” / 4 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Older Child-Women's S:
- Cast On 20
- Increase to 56
- Knit until the sock is 1.75” / 4.5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Women's M/Men's XS:
- Cast On 20
- Increase to 64
- Knit until the sock is 2” / 5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Women's L/Men's M:
- Cast on 24
- Increase to 72
- Knit until the sock is 2.5 / 5.5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
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14 апр 2020