Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Eight - Kitchener Stitch and Blocking
The final day of knitting a sock! We will close the toe with The Kitchener stitch.
Slip all the stitches on needle two to needle three.
Knit all the stitches fro...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Seven - The Toe
Ah, the Toe. The end of the sock is in sight and you will have a simple pattern that you can knit over and over and over again.
Once again, the toe is all math and you will be using ...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Six - The Foot
Day Six is just like day three: knitting.
I like to place a stitch on the first stitch before I start so I have a starting place to go to if I lose count of my rows.
You will want the ...
Sock Knitting Workshop Day Five - Turning the Heel and Gusset
Day Five is not as complicated as many people may think, but you do need to pay attention to what you are doing.
You are going to create the heel itse...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Four - The Heel Flap
Day four is where we are going to start working the heel, probably the hardest and most complicated part of the sock.
We are going to number our knitting needles for this next s...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Three - The Leg
Day three is just knitting, so I will make everyone a cup of coffee and we can just sit around and chat today. At the end of day three, this is what the pattern looks like:
Sock Patt...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day Two - The Cuff
Welcome to day two of our sock workshop!
Today, you are going to cast on the number of stitches based on the number you have calculated from your gauge swatch.
Again, we are using the ...
Sock Knitting Workshop - Day One - Gauge Swatch
On the first day, we start with learning the cast-on and bind-off by knitting a gauge swatch. Now, I know people are going to whine and moan and complain that they hate knitting ...