The easiest Toe up knit along Part 1, the toe

[@robertastewart2083]

Very interesting video. I enjoy seeing the various different ways knitters make their socks. Thank you.

[@Craft_addict_21]

I can’t believe how much time and effort to put into this tutorial for us. Thank you ever so much my darling. Such a great explanation and it definitely makes me want to make socks like that too. I will give it a go for sure ❤

[@themodernneedle6542]

You can do it ... And thank you

[@JaxYarnArt]

I haven't watched and followed your whole video and kal, yet. But thank you so much for your video and pattern, which I purchased! It makes it such complete sock pattern for alle yarn weights ❤ I like at least 6-ply yarns for my cold feet and hiking tours. So many thanks and happy knitting 🧶

[@Christopher-tj3ur]

You are from Nova Scotia? Bravo 🙌. Nice to see a local knitting channel

[@themodernneedle6542]

I am from London Ontario

[@gloriaa3652]

I tried toe-up socks (someone else’s) and ran into trouble. I didn’t like the way they did the heel flap on the bottom of the heel-yeech! I am going to try yours happy to find you.

[@themodernneedle6542]

@@gloriaa3652 I am glad you are giving these a try, they are a great fit

[@helenforrestal580]

These tutorials never say what weight yarn they're using, sometimes not even the number needles. A new knitter needs ALL this information.

[@themodernneedle6542]

Sorry that I missed that. It is a #4 weight or 8 ply

[@JaxYarnArt]

​@@themodernneedle6542 ❤you mentioned the yarn weight you are using at 1:57 minute 😉

[@helenforrestal580]

Are you using #4 weight yarn? That's what it looks like on camera.

[@themodernneedle6542]

@@helenforrestal580 sorry I missed that, yes it's a #4

[@themodernneedle6542]

@@helenforrestal580 sorry I missed that, yes it is a #4 weight