If you're having trouble knitting socks, this tutorial will focus on one major point of interest: the heel of a sock. The body or cuff of a sock can be an easy part to knit, but when it comes to the heel, it can be confusing. This tutorial will help those out with any problems they have in knitting a sock heel. Enjoy!
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How To:
Do the Two Needle Cast On Knitting
How To:
Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
How To:
Join two granny squares together using a single crochet stitch
How To:
Knit with a serenity loom
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Tie a rope helix for bondage and bdsm play
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Crochet your granny squares together using the flat single stitch
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Attach an I-cord by knitting
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Take out purl stitches in your knitting
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Make a double-crochet edge
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1 Comment
When turning a heel and instructions say to k20, k2tog, k1 (for example) - they never say WHY k20. I would like to know WHY, can anyone tell me? I don't know about anyone else but due to yarn and sizing... I never have the number of sts called for in the pattern and it's difficult to adjust heel turning when you don't know the why. Can anyone help?
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