This how to video will show how to pick up the gusset of a knitted sock. Our host will teach you how to do so with either a crochet hook or a knitting needles.
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2 Comments
Thank you. This is the part that I always get confused on when I knit socks. Very helpful.
Thank you so much. You made it look easy:)
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