Sharing is caring. Kudos to you, and your mom, for sharing your knowledge. Some people covet information for very peculiar reasons, but not you! I refer back to your videos often and appreciate your willingness to teach. Thank you for all that you do for the knitting community.
Just found your video and enjoyed watching it. Learned how to do the long tail cast-on in rib. I had taught myself how to knit two socks at once on magic loop, but do it a little differently, so there is no need to transfer stitches. First ball, CO half the stitches. Second ball, CO all the stitches and divide in half with stitch marker like you do in your video. Now, picking up the first ball, CO the remaining half of stitches as you show after you've transferred your stitches. By doing half first, the stitches are already on the correct needle, with the working yarn where it needs to be for the rest of the CO; there is no need to transfer them. Enjoy your style of teaching and will be watching more of your videos! Thank you for sharing your passion!
Just came your video today and it's the best one I've seen for 2 socks at a time. I've just started today my first sock... thank you so much. Most tutorials just confuse the hell out of me, but your video is clear and precise... thank you. I also have the second sock syndrome... now that's solved.
I would like to congratulate you for your cleverness and patience! You're beautiful! I really like the idea of doing two at a time, but , for a guy who is an aircraft mechanic, I believe that I will buy a second circular needle, and work on one for a while, then work on the other. Also, I don't know if Magic Loop would be practical when knitting by the Norwegian method, (which I learned from Arne and Carlos). My Mother taught me to knit like you do, but I didn't keep it up, because I couldn't stand to keep throwing the yarn with my forefinger. Maybe it's men's penchant to want to do things as simply as possible. I have to marvel at your patience, and I am so glad that there are women on this planet. Thank-you!
If you load half the stitches for one cuff on first, then do the whole of the other - with a magic loop midway, then you can do the second half for the first cast-ons and not need to move from needle to needle!
I so know what you mean about making a matching socks /mittens. I recently tried toe up and then realized if I need to adjust the length later (for someone else) it is impossible for toe up. Back to top down.
My first pair of socks were toe up 2aat. Now I’m trying to learn top down 2aat. Might I suggest Happee Knits? This is very cool. How she did hers. I’m giving it a try!
Thank you for this video! You have a clear and easy way to make two-at-a-time socks. I appreciated knowing that the chaos in front of me was part of the process and it has gotten easier and less messy as the sock grows. I don't think I'll be going back to DPNs for socks in the near future!
I suggest you try ChiaoGoo Twist red lace interchangeable circulars. First they come in 37" & 50" cables with 4" or 5" tips ( stainless or bamboo) They have no memory and don't coil up. Try them please.
It DOES take practice! I had to run through it a few times before I could even explain it! 🤣 And, I still have to watch this when I cast on. I feel ya! 😁
YES! I love the Trusty Toe Up sock pattern. If you want a flap heel instead of a short row heel, check out the Mahalle Toe Up Sock pattern! Both can be found on Ravelry! 👍
Wow! Terrific video! I decided to teach myself to knit after a lifetime of crochet. I have been slowly watching more and more adventurous videos and I cast-on my first sock this evening. Yes, just 1 bc I’m having an equipment issue. When I tried to pull the cable through the halfway point of the first cast-on, it doesn’t work, they are too stiff and I tried with 3 different brands inexpensive, midway and a top brand. What needles are you using? I understand that product “endorsements” can be touchy when no specific agreement exists, but I noticed how easily that pulled out between the 2 halves. When I tried even the top brand was too thick and messed up my cast-on stitches Happier note: your video was an absolute joy to watch? It was one of the very best I’ve seen for 2-at-a-time socks (& I’ve been looking because I wanted to do it right and not get frustrated). You explained carefully and went slowly enough that I could watch and figure out what you’ were doing on the first time through. And I love your style! Heraldic trumpets are a personal fav. You obviously love knitting, teaching and having fun. Thank you. Patti
Thank you for your video, I’ve learnt a new ribbed cast on. I won’t put anyone else’s video on your video but there is an easier way for the second set of stitches. (Ie a second set of socks) You just cast on your total cuff stitches on DPNs, divide evenly on a second DPN and transfer and you have an identical pair, without the needles not being in the right direction and casting on more... Job done. But great video.
Grace George Yes! Once you switch colors, knit one round with the new color. Then, on the first stitch of the SECOND round, slip that first stitch! That will prevent the jog!
Hey Kathy! We actually just started a Knit Along for the Love Socks! This has tech support videos for the entire process, and you need to use the Two At A Time Cast On! Should be fun, so watch for those vids!
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Sharing is caring. Kudos to you, and your mom, for sharing your knowledge. Some people covet information for very peculiar reasons, but not you! I refer back to your videos often and appreciate your willingness to teach. Thank you for all that you do for the knitting community.
Just found your video and enjoyed watching it. Learned how to do the long tail cast-on in rib.
I had taught myself how to knit two socks at once on magic loop, but do it a little differently, so there is no need to transfer stitches.
First ball, CO half the stitches. Second ball, CO all the stitches and divide in half with stitch marker like you do in your video.
Now, picking up the first ball, CO the remaining half of stitches as you show after you've transferred your stitches.
By doing half first, the stitches are already on the correct needle, with the working yarn where it needs to be for the rest of the CO; there is no need to transfer them.
Enjoy your style of teaching and will be watching more of your videos!
Thank you for sharing your passion!
I have watched several videos on this topic, and this is the first one that makes sense. THANK YOU!!!!
Thank you so much! I have tried several videos and yours is the best! ❤
You are very clever, I use those clip to clip the tail roll up to the item to get it out of the way. Thank you for your tutorial love it.
I didn't know you could cast on in knit and purl. Very cool.
Absolutely loved this video not only is your teaching clear and understandable but you're delightful 😊loved it❤
Aw, thank you for the sweet compliment, Bethany! ❤️
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Love that Wonder clip tip! Good job explaining!
Just came your video today and it's the best one I've seen for 2 socks at a time. I've just started today my first sock... thank you so much. Most tutorials just confuse the hell out of me, but your video is clear and precise... thank you. I also have the second sock syndrome... now that's solved.
Yay!!! Thanks for the feedback, and I'm so happy you are now in TaaT sock land!!!! Let me know if you have questions!
Other than all the “I’m going to”s….this was a very helpful video. ☺️
LOL! I am the wordiest EVER! HA! Glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!
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I would like to congratulate you for your cleverness and patience! You're beautiful! I really like the idea of doing two at a time, but , for a guy who is an aircraft mechanic, I believe that I will buy a second circular needle, and work on one for a while, then work on the other. Also, I don't know if Magic Loop would be practical when knitting by the Norwegian method, (which I learned from Arne and Carlos). My Mother taught me to knit like you do, but I didn't keep it up, because I couldn't stand to keep throwing the yarn with my forefinger. Maybe it's men's penchant to want to do things as simply as possible. I have to marvel at your patience, and I am so glad that there are women on this planet. Thank-you!
If you load half the stitches for one cuff on first, then do the whole of the other - with a magic loop midway, then you can do the second half for the first cast-ons and not need to move from needle to needle!
For joining, add an extra stitch and transfer to other needle. Then first stitch to join will be k2 together or purl two together
Oh yeah!! I completely forgot about that little tip; thank you!!
Great video & demo! It does look like a good idea to knit 2 at a time!
I so know what you mean about making a matching socks /mittens. I recently tried toe up and then realized if I need to adjust the length later (for someone else) it is impossible for toe up. Back to top down.
My first pair of socks were toe up 2aat. Now I’m trying to learn top down 2aat. Might I suggest Happee Knits? This is very cool. How she did hers. I’m giving it a try!
Ahahahahaha- I can relate to your intro so much!!!
Great video, both visual and audible instructions were really really good! Thanks for this! New subscriber!
Wau! You’re so good, thanke You so much 🥰
Thank you for this video! You have a clear and easy way to make two-at-a-time socks. I appreciated knowing that the chaos in front of me was part of the process and it has gotten easier and less messy as the sock grows. I don't think I'll be going back to DPNs for socks in the near future!
I love your hair!
I suggest you try ChiaoGoo Twist red lace interchangeable circulars. First they come in 37" & 50" cables with 4" or 5" tips ( stainless or bamboo) They have no memory and don't coil up. Try them please.
I’m still confused even though your tutorial is a very good one. I do need to learn this for taat sleeves.
It DOES take practice! I had to run through it a few times before I could even explain it! 🤣 And, I still have to watch this when I cast on. I feel ya! 😁
Thank you for such a helpful video! Do you know of a good pattern to practice this?
YES! I love the Trusty Toe Up sock pattern. If you want a flap heel instead of a short row heel, check out the Mahalle Toe Up Sock pattern! Both can be found on Ravelry! 👍
Love Knerd String so much.
UG. ME TOO. I kinda stash it like a madwoman. ;)
I’m from to Brasil, and this video is the best of the best, I loved. Thank you, thank you!
I love this video! Thank you.
Hello, I do not understand English (french swiss )but you have good show I managed To understand how To do them thogether, thank you.😊
Wow! Terrific video! I decided to teach myself to knit after a lifetime of crochet. I have been slowly watching more and more adventurous videos and I cast-on my first sock this evening. Yes, just 1 bc I’m having an equipment issue. When I tried to pull the cable through the halfway point of the first cast-on, it doesn’t work, they are too stiff and I tried with 3 different brands inexpensive, midway and a top brand. What needles are you using? I understand that product “endorsements” can be touchy when no specific agreement exists, but I noticed how easily that pulled out between the 2 halves. When I tried even the top brand was too thick and messed up my cast-on stitches
Happier note: your video was an absolute joy to watch? It was one of the very best I’ve seen for 2-at-a-time socks (& I’ve been looking because I wanted to do it right and not get frustrated). You explained carefully and went slowly enough that I could watch and figure out what you’ were doing on the first time through. And I love your style! Heraldic trumpets are a personal fav. You obviously love knitting, teaching and having fun. Thank you.
Patti
Thank you for your video, I’ve learnt a new ribbed cast on. I won’t put anyone else’s video on your video but there is an easier way for the second set of stitches. (Ie a second set of socks) You just cast on your total cuff stitches on DPNs, divide evenly on a second DPN and transfer and you have an identical pair, without the needles not being in the right direction and casting on more... Job done. But great video.
Love the colors in your socks! IS there a way to make the stripes even so that side by side the stripes are the same? thanks.
Grace George Yes! Once you switch colors, knit one round with the new color. Then, on the first stitch of the SECOND round, slip that first stitch! That will prevent the jog!
Great video! Thank you. I looked at several and there not as clear as your's. What pattern do you use, and do you have a video for the whole sock? :)
Hey Kathy! We actually just started a Knit Along for the Love Socks! This has tech support videos for the entire process, and you need to use the Two At A Time Cast On! Should be fun, so watch for those vids!
Aurora, try toe up using 2 circs. Much easier
Love Cavaliers That video is in the works!
Omg, thank you! 😘