Lever Knitting a Sock (on one circular needle) | Part 2 | Magic Loop Style!
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- Lever knitting a stockinette sock in self-striping sock yarn on one circular needle. No commercial pattern used.
Techniques used and/or demonstrated (abbreviated)
- creating a heel flap
- gusset decreases
- toe decreases
- kitchener stitch.
- how to lever knit using one circular needle
Yarn used:
Lang Jawoll Color Superwash, 100g/400m
COL: 902.0038
PTIE: 555
Notions and thingamabobs:
1 pair Addi Turbo circular needles, 32 "
Fabric tape measure
Stitch Markers
Embroidery scissors
Tapestry or medium-eye sewing needle
Fabric box bag to hold all your stuff!
Links/Mentioned (no affiliate links):
- Box Bag by Stitched by Jessalu: store.stitchedbyjessalu.com
- Book: Knitting Socks with Handpainted Yarn by Carol J. Sulcoski - tiny.cc/ofunnz
- Book: Getting Started Knitting Socks by Ann Budd - tiny.cc/seunnz
- Picking up Heel Flap Stitches by brentusfirmus • Picking up heel flap s...
- Kitchener stitch by Theresa Vinson Stenersen for knitty.com - knitty.com/ISSUEsummer04/FEAT...
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I have recently discovered your wonderful channel. Those red socks are exquisite. Love your humor.
Thank you so much! I'm so behind on my sock knitting it's not funny. And I started in January this year! 😂
Realizing I’m 2 years late to this party, I thought I’d comment anyway to satisfy the algorithm. I’m a toe-up gal, myself, as I never seem to be able to graft evenly. Being a bit of a perfectionist, I spend a nearly equivalent amount of time futzing with my graft as I did knitting the sock! I knit almost exclusively on circular needles…once I learned magic loop, I never looked back. I keep a set of dpns (or three, in case of lost needles) for knitting small, flat items, like amigurumi. Thank you for the lovely tutorial on lever knitting/Irish Cottage Knitting! I hadn’t found a tutorial that showed tensioning so clearly, yet.
I'm working on my first two at a time toe up socks. I use a shadow wrap heel. I'm binge watching all of your videos 😊
Aw, thank you! 😊
This video is two years old, but I just ran across it. I really like that blue, green, and yellow yarn you used for these; it's a very nostalgic colour combo.
I usually knit accessories: hats, scarves, cowls, handwarmers. Sometimes, blankets, though I usually crochet those because I can crochet much faster than I can knit. I recently finished my third-ish sweater, Francis Revisited, and just finished my first pair of socks, the Vanilla Latte socks! (Cuff-down, eye of partridge heel, wedge toe.) I haven't worn them yet but I hope I like them and all the effort wasn't pointless.
I checked out the Regia yarn in-person at a local yarn shop but I didn't like it; too scratchy for me. I know yarn softens a bit when blocked but I've used stuff that had a similar texture and was still itchy after blocking.
Yo uso el método magic loop para hacer calcetines, me encanta hacerlos, para mi, para mis hijos, para mi madre, para mis hermanas, mis cuñadas, etc, y les encantan, los que hago para mi, son de restos de lana de otros proyectos terminados y no importa si los colores coinciden o no, lo importante es que den calor, yo los hago con diferentes tipos de talones, me gustan todos, el bumerang, el cuadrado, el de triángulo etc, y a veces los comienzo en la punta, a veces en el tobillo, a veces en la pantorrilla, para darle variedad al asunto, gracias por compartir, un abrazo fraterno.
I wish I had seen this video after my only pair of socks came out... Baggy and misshapen is the kindest way I can think of. Looking to start an arm-warmer for my sister with tendonitis
Sounds like your socks needed blocking 😉
Arm warmers are great! I'm trying to figure out how to knit them so they don't drain a smart watch. 😉
It was absolutely a decrease issue, but those sock blockers look fabulously helpful too!
Two at a time, toe up, fleegle heel. I currently have three pairs on two circular needles. It was supposed to make it go faster, but I started about two years ago, so that didn't really go as planned...
I know the feeling. I think I have a pair with afterthought heels that I have to get back to work on. I cast them on about...oh...5 years ago? 😂
It has been ages since I knitted socks! I finished not long ago a pair of fingerless gloves in an open ribbed lace pattern. I started with a sock and kind of made it up from there. I picked up some alpaca yarn that is soft and fluffy. I am currently working on a scarf/shawl in a geometric leaf pattern. I'm trying a bamboo/cotton blend on this one. Beautifully soft, but it has a tendency to split.
I just found your channel. Very glad that I did!!!!
I'm a toe up short row guy.
I do like the spotty self striping yarns. Stripes alone seems a bit boring.
I have just finished a pair of socks in self striping greens and yellows, with a cable pattern, and am now using the rest of the ball to make matching fingerless gloves. Here in the UK there are a few suppliers of home reared and dyed yarns. I cant resist new yarns. I have also recently finished a pair of merino slippers and a granny square blanket. 3 more self striping pairs of socks to do in different colours, as well as a crochet jersey to make which is sitting in my project bags.
Sounds like you've been busy! I think I need to find a few more hours in my day 😉
@@MaireColclough These will take me a while, I prioritise things for gifts, but being retired I have more time for crafts these days. I tend to make socks in the evenings with TV on as the pattern I usually use is well embedded in my brain.
In which folks get to see the approximate point at which I give up trying to keep polish on my nails. When even the gel isn't staying put for more than a couple of days, you know it's time to take a break ;)
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
Well, I doesn't have anything to do this evening so here I'm. ;) I'm trying to teach myself to knit two socks on one circler needle Toe up, because I'm soo good in forgetting to count correctly so the socks ends up being to different sizes, and I hope that this will make so that they are about the same sizes.
Knitting two-at-a-time on one long circ will definitely help with that! I find the technique a challenge, so I stick to one at a time, but it's a good way to help with wonky length sizing 😁👍
@@MaireColclough well so far it feels really complicated, but that might be because I have never knitted socks with circular needles before.
You can do it! Just keep at it 😁
Whenever I knit socks the foot ends up too long and I always end up with the heel around my ankle, even after I measure. Right now I'm trying to knit tube socks to see if I like them better
You may find that knitting socks from the toe-up is a little easier to work with, at least until you get the hang of that dodgy instep-length! 😀
@@MaireColclough That’s how I’m doing the socks now so hopefully that will work
@@TheCrazygeekgirl1 Sounds awesome! Let me know how that turns out :D
@@MaireColclough I will!
@@TheCrazygeekgirl1 hey, you wanted to tell how it worked! All ok? All the best to you and be blessed!