My grandma taught me howto knit when I was a little kid. Of course I got away from it, but this makes me feel like taking it up again. She'd be so thrilled with this. Were she still alive she would have turned 100 years old on May 7th.
I can confidently say that this is one of the better sock knitting videos online. Others use advanced techniques or vague explanations, or simply expect you to buy a pattern and follow along! Thank you so much!
I always go to Ryan for knitting. All his videos just make sense. I learned how to knit bc of him and it only took me 2 weeks to start knitting with dpn to make a hat. He's the best.
Do you realize you’ve made the most friendly sock knitting video I’ve ever seen? (And I’ve seen a lot!) Some of those other folks are so serious and authoritative. You are awesome.
I've wanted to knit my own pair of socks for two years now and it always seemed so daunting and frustrating. I remembered your "how to knit and how to purl" videos a while back and came back to your channel to find a sock tutorial. Love how you break this down and make it doable! Love the subtle knitting humor. Best tutorial for socks I've watched. THANK YOU! BLESS YOU!
I tried knitting a Christmas stocking a couple of years ago that had a pattern like this and I was so overwhelmed because I didn’t understand it so I gave up on finishing it. I just happened to find this video and now I’m excited to finish it! Thank you so much! Best sock knitting tutorial ever!
This is the best sock tutorial I have ever seen, I've seen about 10, you explain everything great! I also like how you explain the steps multiple times and in different ways! Love it!
I like making your 🧦 I keep them for sick days or for cold nights when we want to have warm feet..I love them and keep going back to this tutorial..Thank You!
Ok bit late to the party but wanted to try knitting a pair socks - Thank You - one sock knitted within two days ( didn't do it for the whole day!) - no undoing and first time with more than two needles - THANK YOU 👍👍👍
I officially knitted my first pair of socks ! I absolutely love your tutorials. They are easy to follow . You demonstrated each step so thoroughly!. I always think knitting socks is so intimidating. Thank you so much !!
I’ve been knitting a long time, but self taught before the days of internet and have had my own style, albeit incorrect. Today I watched some of your videos with renewed desire to knit more conventionally. Thanks for your concise teaching style. I’m lucky enough to own about 10 DPNs of every size which offers more flexibility. I use 6 DPNs whilst doing heel gusset; one for the heel pocket, one for each of the sides and 2 for the front. It makes it very easy to see exactly what’s being done.
i've only recently started learning how to knit-- i've been crocheting for years and i just could NOT figure out how to hold my yarn and get things speedy while knitting-- and finally figured out i can knit continental style. i'm not great but i'm getting better. anyway, the way you're purling continental is BLOWING MY MIND, i love it, i wanna try it right now
After knitting countless sweaters and hats I'm knitting my first pair of socks. This is very helpful - thank you! I think that heel thing was the way that they did the hood on a jacket that I just finished.
Good morning RJ it’s August 2022 I’ve been binging on your videos especially the ones making socks. Thank you for letting me feel like I can do it if it weren’t for you I wouldn’t even have the heart to attempt it as a beginner knitter. You are truly a blessing in the way that you teach with your patience and taking a none rush approach. Again 🙏
I'm so happy I got past the heel and gusset,. on this sock,. for years I couldn't seem to understand how to do the heel and gusset on a pattern sock... so I never continue to to knit socks... I'm so proud of myself... Thank you so much... it really help... well explain... for anyone else out there,. you can do it... I'm so happy to knit my first sock... 😄😊😃😀👍
I’m sorry but anyone who finds this easy, you are geniuses. Here I thought casting on and knit purl was a success. This is amazing. If I could do this I would only wear these socks, amazing job!
Thank you RJ! I am following another persons pattern but you made the techniques very clear. I appreciate you taking the time to do this for us beginning "dummies"!
Thank you for putting together such elaborate videos, I started knitting just 1 week ago and my new years resolution this year is to knit myself a pair of socks and your videos have totally explained what I need to conquer first before I'm ready to take on this task. It'll be a long journey but I'm 1 scarf in so far! Lol
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I started a Christmas stocking for my husband, grossly overconfident about how easy it would be to wing it. Why I didn't use a pattern, I don't know. Anyway, I got to the heel turn and chickened out. That was almost four years ago. Then I recommitted myself to knitting a couple of weeks ago and found your video online this morning. Tonight, I'm making my heel flap and turning it, if all goes well. Thanks so much for your straight-forward advice, and willingness making a goof here and there. As an inexperienced knitter, it's good to learn how to work through the little blips, rather than give up. Thanks!
It's 2021 and I've come upon this great tutorial. I've knit my first extremely funky sock and am pleased as punch. Thank you for being such an excellent teacher. :)
I sized down the pattern to make baby socks (casting on 20 st) and followed this tutorial while being severely math-challenged. Your instruction has made sock-knitting feasible for me! My first pair of socks are almost done! :D
Oh, and the standard for the flap is same number of rows as stitches...so 20 stitches, 20 rows....on a real sock if you had 32 stitches, 32 rows. It can be adjusted and increased to add extra stitches to fit the heel diagonal of course. Just a tip...if you slip first stitch it makes picking up half the stitches of the gusset a breeze!! You rock!!
You are such a good teacher. Thank you so much! I just found you on TH-cam and I have been very intimidated to try and knit socks. You make me feel like I can do this!!!!
Like I said ..u showed me how to make mittens..I'm whizzing through pair after pair now...and now on to Socks!..you are one heck of a teacher...missed you..but so happy your Back!.love from canada
Hey Ryan, I like your freestyle teaching, I somehow understand a lot better this way rather than blindly following patterns, I actually understand now how the heel flap sock works. So far I only knitted toe up socks but never cuff down, I definitely wanna try this out to add onto my knitting belt. Don't worry about the few neglects, it's totally understandable, you're doing a great job helping understand the structure better and just go with the flow without being too scrupulous about the pattern. Thanks, and keep it up, bro!
Welcome back R.J.! I subscribed to your channel while you were away, and I actually thought you would never come back. I'm really happy you did though. I'm a big fan of the fast-forward, there is no way i would ever follow a sock tutorial that lasted several hours. Keep doing what you're doing, I haven't found a youtuber who makes better knitting tutorials than you :)
Thank you Ryan. Just knitted one almost perfect sock for my daughter. Going yo start on its pair today. You are a good teacher. Watched many but your videos are the best. Thank you .
Okay. My goal now it to have a few pairs of socks for everyone in my house for the holidays next year. Thank you. My mother had always said she would teach me when I was younger, but she got sick when I was in 5th grade. I learned cross stitch and crochet from an older sister, but always wanted a good knit socks. Thank you!
my notes = k2tog = ktog then k1 ssk= k1 then ssk also the k2tog side is the one where you knit to it and the ssk side you start with the decrease! it was confusing for me so here you go
Thanks for this video! I appreciate your humility and humor and lack of “Just great! Now I haven’t slipped the first stitch so it’s the end of the world!” panic freakouts! :)
Hi - a fab clear video - THANKS! Top tip; I use elastic bands (that the postman drops) to keep my stitches on the needles that are ‘resting’’ - just pop one end of the band over one end of a needle and the other end of the band over the other end of the same needle…if it’s a big elastic band, fold over to make it tighter…this is also a good trick to keep knitting on needles in your bag 😊❤️
This is the best sock tutorial I've seen so far. So helpful! Thank you! I was having so much trouble with picking up stitches (without leaving holes at the end), and this was definitely the best explanation. ^_^
It's only 'cos I've seen other sock patterns that specify 40 st to start with for a worsted weight yarn and 4mm needles that I know where to start LOL! Plus you say you need 5 DPNs and work on 4! Apart from that I LOVED the lack of drama over the various sections and you make the least amount of fuss over the Kitchener stitch that I've ever seen on a knitting blog/tutorial. I really enjoyed the two parts, thank you. My criticisms are meant to be constructive. Us novices need a bit of detail! Funnily enough, in the UK at least, knitting socks was seen as men's work. It was only during WWI when all the men went off to the trenches that women started knitting socks in large numbers as they made them to send off to men at war.
I tried knitting another sock from another pattern, I ended up trying to knit the heel on needles two and three! Lol. It didn't turn out that bad, but I had to improvise and I am pretty sure I would never be able to recreate what I did. Your videos made it so simple to make a pair of socks for my Mom for her birthday! I was super stressed and my stress melted once I watched your videos on knitting socks and in the round! First time using double pointed needles too! Thank you so much!
I actually picked up learning to knit again just to knit socks. I have bought so many great sox, but they all have elastic, these days, which doesn't work for me. I gave up after watching a number of instructional videos but, after watching yours, i think I might give it a second chance. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I tried few times to knit socks and undo it. I found your video and I decide to try again following you step by step and I am so happy that I now can do it. I will follow you for other videos.
That's great Ryan. Well explained as usual. Now I understand. I really need the visual as I was taught by my mum and sisters that way so it's not to easy to follow patterns. Looking forward to part 2.
I love your video, it helped me knit my first ever pair of socks on circular needles. I first learned how to knit socks on Straight needles so this was a big milestone for me! I don’t know if you’ll see this comment, but I’m really curious if you’re using sport/DK (3) or worsted (4) yarn. You didn’t mention in the video. I knit my socks using worsted (4) yarn and 5mm needles bu my sock seems too large. Wish you’d mention what size yarn and needles you used!
Great tutorial to breakdown the different parts and demystify the “scary sock” Lol. But you should clarify you’re using worsted weight yarn for demonstration purposes (and perhaps one practice pair),which are not socks you can actually wear in shoes. Also that real, wonderful, wearable socks, made with sock yarn, would be in the range of 56 to 72 stitches cast on...thanks again for such a great job!!
If I have 70 or so stitches, during the part where you make the bubble for the heel do you know if I keep that part the same (number of stitches left unknit/purled before turning)?
isnt that 4 yarn or worsted and are your needles 4s or 5s or what? pls specify. i have bought about 8 or 9 sock classes and so far yours is best. thks. please answer. sadly, i have thrown away all sock attempts.
Ryan videos I and 2 a of your sock making tutorial are excellent, very well taught!! Is there a place I can find the printed pattern that you used, also the yarn that you used and the thickness of the the needles?
I'm not crazy about the fact that when you pick up those stitches on on both sides, it leaves a seam on the inside, But still a good learning experience! I did by sock with heavier yarn so I can see what I'm doing better but I made a humongous sock! I did my sock with heavier yarn so I can see what I'm doing better but I made a humongous sock!
R.J. to the rescue! I have missed you and desperately need to learn how to make socks. NO ONE has been successful in helping me, so can't wait to give your video a go. Pattern available?
HI! IN LOVE!!!!!!! Can you help me out? I can't seem to find a written pattern? Your video helped me SO much, but would like to see it written down? Any help is so appreciated!!!! xoxo
ha I wish it was written too. Do you remember how you interpreted the pattern he explains at 36:20 ? I don’t really know when to decrease normally and when to ssk.
I am a beginner knitter and my goal is to make a pair of socks, I’ve learn the knit stitch and purl stitch and just practiced knitting in the round. Great instructions. My only question is I was hoping for a step by step instruction on knitting socks . You have already started the sock and I don’t know where to begin. ? Did you do knit- purl -knit - purl to start with ? 40 stitch divided by four needles ? Then what stitch did you transition into?
I’m doing this with chopsticks and yarn that’s too thick... The chopsticks aren’t that bad but the “sock” is huge so it’s gonna be more like a slipper. But honestly I’m having so much fun. Can you tell I’m a beginner? Lol
Honestly, you've made me feel like I can totally make socks. I appreciate how you don't act like any of this makes sense
Yeah. I've made a beanie & about to start learning the socks 😙
My grandma taught me howto knit when I was a little kid. Of course I got away from it, but this makes me feel like taking it up again. She'd be so thrilled with this. Were she still alive she would have turned 100 years old on May 7th.
I love that you've kept this simple for us beginners... I don't know why others haven't done that. Thank you xx
I can confidently say that this is one of the better sock knitting videos online. Others use advanced techniques or vague explanations, or simply expect you to buy a pattern and follow along! Thank you so much!
Okay I publicly declare that you taught this the best on you tube.
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Exactly. Some people on here make tutorials complicated as though they really DON'T want you to learn. You do a great job at tutoring.
I always go to Ryan for knitting. All his videos just make sense. I learned how to knit bc of him and it only took me 2 weeks to start knitting with dpn to make a hat. He's the best.
Which size needles did you use?
The best at all the knitting teachings I never knitted before started yesterday and I’m already half way through a knitted headband
Do you realize you’ve made the most friendly sock knitting video I’ve ever seen? (And I’ve seen a lot!) Some of those other folks are so serious and authoritative. You are awesome.
I've wanted to knit my own pair of socks for two years now and it always seemed so daunting and frustrating. I remembered your "how to knit and how to purl" videos a while back and came back to your channel to find a sock tutorial. Love how you break this down and make it doable! Love the subtle knitting humor. Best tutorial for socks I've watched. THANK YOU! BLESS YOU!
No video has ever made much sense to me regarding knitting socks as this video! Definitely saving this!
I tried knitting a Christmas stocking a couple of years ago that had a pattern like this and I was so overwhelmed because I didn’t understand it so I gave up on finishing it. I just happened to find this video and now I’m excited to finish it! Thank you so much! Best sock knitting tutorial ever!
You are a wonderful teacher! You have helped me overcome my extreme sock knitting frustration with such good instruction. Thank You!
This is the best sock tutorial I have ever seen, I've seen about 10, you explain everything great! I also like how you explain the steps multiple times and in different ways! Love it!
I like making your 🧦 I keep them for sick days or for cold nights when we want to have warm feet..I love them and keep going back to this tutorial..Thank You!
Hands down the best heel tutorial on youtube. Thank you very much for the clear camera angle and explanation!
I’ve been on what feels like a thousand sock tutorials. You are my favorite. Thanks!
Ok bit late to the party but wanted to try knitting a pair socks - Thank You - one sock knitted within two days ( didn't do it for the whole day!) - no undoing and first time with more than two needles - THANK YOU 👍👍👍
I officially knitted my first pair of socks ! I absolutely love your tutorials. They are easy to follow . You demonstrated each step so thoroughly!. I always think knitting socks is so intimidating.
Thank you so much !!
I’ve been knitting a long time, but self taught before the days of internet and have had my own style, albeit incorrect. Today I watched some of your videos with renewed desire to knit more conventionally. Thanks for your concise teaching style. I’m lucky enough to own about 10 DPNs of every size which offers more flexibility. I use 6 DPNs whilst doing heel gusset; one for the heel pocket, one for each of the sides and 2 for the front. It makes it very easy to see exactly what’s being done.
i've only recently started learning how to knit-- i've been crocheting for years and i just could NOT figure out how to hold my yarn and get things speedy while knitting-- and finally figured out i can knit continental style. i'm not great but i'm getting better. anyway, the way you're purling continental is BLOWING MY MIND, i love it, i wanna try it right now
I crochet too.😊
After knitting countless sweaters and hats I'm knitting my first pair of socks. This is very helpful - thank you! I think that heel thing was the way that they did the hood on a jacket that I just finished.
Good morning RJ it’s August 2022 I’ve been binging on your videos especially the ones making socks. Thank you for letting me feel like I can do it if it weren’t for you I wouldn’t even have the heart to attempt it as a beginner knitter. You are truly a blessing in the way that you teach with your patience and taking a none rush approach. Again 🙏
One of the better videos I have found for making socks. Thank you!
I'm so happy I got past the heel and gusset,. on this sock,. for years I couldn't seem to understand how to do the heel and gusset on a pattern sock... so I never continue to to knit socks... I'm so proud of myself... Thank you so much... it really help... well explain... for anyone else out there,. you can do it... I'm so happy to knit my first sock... 😄😊😃😀👍
I’m sorry but anyone who finds this easy, you are geniuses. Here I thought casting on and knit purl was a success. This is amazing. If I could do this I would only wear these socks, amazing job!
Thank you RJ! I am following another persons pattern but you made the techniques very clear. I appreciate you taking the time to do this for us beginning "dummies"!
Thank you for putting together such elaborate videos, I started knitting just 1 week ago and my new years resolution this year is to knit myself a pair of socks and your videos have totally explained what I need to conquer first before I'm ready to take on this task. It'll be a long journey but I'm 1 scarf in so far! Lol
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I started a Christmas stocking for my husband, grossly overconfident about how easy it would be to wing it. Why I didn't use a pattern, I don't know. Anyway, I got to the heel turn and chickened out. That was almost four years ago. Then I recommitted myself to knitting a couple of weeks ago and found your video online this morning. Tonight, I'm making my heel flap and turning it, if all goes well. Thanks so much for your straight-forward advice, and willingness making a goof here and there. As an inexperienced knitter, it's good to learn how to work through the little blips, rather than give up. Thanks!
this is a really clear no nonsense tutorial, just the way I like it!!
It's 2021 and I've come upon this great tutorial. I've knit my first extremely funky sock and am pleased as punch. Thank you for being such an excellent teacher. :)
I sized down the pattern to make baby socks (casting on 20 st) and followed this tutorial while being severely math-challenged. Your instruction has made sock-knitting feasible for me! My first pair of socks are almost done! :D
Oh, and the standard for the flap is same number of rows as stitches...so 20 stitches, 20 rows....on a real sock if you had 32 stitches, 32 rows. It can be adjusted and increased to add extra stitches to fit the heel diagonal of course. Just a tip...if you slip first stitch it makes picking up half the stitches of the gusset a breeze!! You rock!!
How do you make a heel if you have 50 stitches?
The guy who taught me how to knit, you're awesome!!!!!
P.S; no one everrrr explains better than you!
I’m so glad to find this episode. What you’re showing is very clear Thank you for the tutorial 👍
You are such a good teacher. Thank you so much! I just found you on TH-cam and I have been very intimidated to try and knit socks. You make me feel like I can do this!!!!
I totally got into the picture of how to knit socks. Thank you for a detailed, straightforward and easy to understand explanation. Keep it up!
VERY helpful!i finally think I can cross my lack of knowledge challenge ..to trying my first pair of socks!!yay! Thank you! I’m taking the leap.!💕
I love how you switch between English and continental style knitting.❤️❤️
I get it now! I watched so many videos and you can't really see what they're doing. Thank you for making this easy and fun. 😃😄😃
Like I said ..u showed me how to make mittens..I'm whizzing through pair after pair now...and now on to Socks!..you are one heck of a teacher...missed you..but so happy your Back!.love from canada
Thanks Sue! Good luck with the socks!
Thanks...very excited..this is the first time,this has made any sense! Your a wonderful teacher!
Hey Ryan, I like your freestyle teaching, I somehow understand a lot better this way rather than blindly following patterns, I actually understand now how the heel flap sock works.
So far I only knitted toe up socks but never cuff down, I definitely wanna try this out to add onto my knitting belt. Don't worry about the few neglects, it's totally understandable, you're doing a great job helping understand the structure better and just go with the flow without being too scrupulous about the pattern. Thanks, and keep it up, bro!
Welcome back R.J.! I subscribed to your channel while you were away, and I actually thought you would never come back. I'm really happy you did though. I'm a big fan of the fast-forward, there is no way i would ever follow a sock tutorial that lasted several hours. Keep doing what you're doing, I haven't found a youtuber who makes better knitting tutorials than you :)
Best explanation ever. Thanks you so much... Happy Knitting everyone..
Thank you Ryan. Just knitted one almost perfect sock for my daughter. Going yo start on its pair today. You are a good teacher. Watched many but your videos are the best. Thank you .
Okay. My goal now it to have a few pairs of socks for everyone in my house for the holidays next year. Thank you. My mother had always said she would teach me when I was younger, but she got sick when I was in 5th grade. I learned cross stitch and crochet from an older sister, but always wanted a good knit socks. Thank you!
my notes =
k2tog = ktog then k1
ssk= k1 then ssk
also the k2tog side is the one where you knit to it and the ssk side you start with the decrease! it was confusing for me so here you go
Thanks for this video! I appreciate your humility and humor and lack of “Just great! Now I haven’t slipped the first stitch so it’s the end of the world!” panic freakouts! :)
Boy I sure am glad to see this video, been having a heck of a time knitting or trying to knit socks. Thank you...
Hi - a fab clear video - THANKS! Top tip; I use elastic bands (that the postman drops) to keep my stitches on the needles that are ‘resting’’ - just pop one end of the band over one end of a needle and the other end of the band over the other end of the same needle…if it’s a big elastic band, fold over to make it tighter…this is also a good trick to keep knitting on needles in your bag 😊❤️
This is the best sock tutorial I've seen so far. So helpful! Thank you! I was having so much trouble with picking up stitches (without leaving holes at the end), and this was definitely the best explanation. ^_^
It's only 'cos I've seen other sock patterns that specify 40 st to start with for a worsted weight yarn and 4mm needles that I know where to start LOL! Plus you say you need 5 DPNs and work on 4! Apart from that I LOVED the lack of drama over the various sections and you make the least amount of fuss over the Kitchener stitch that I've ever seen on a knitting blog/tutorial. I really enjoyed the two parts, thank you. My criticisms are meant to be constructive. Us novices need a bit of detail!
Funnily enough, in the UK at least, knitting socks was seen as men's work. It was only during WWI when all the men went off to the trenches that women started knitting socks in large numbers as they made them to send off to men at war.
hey you never know when you'll need a 5th DPN. Never travel without one!
OMG, Seriously, you made this look for easy. Always thought socks were intimidating. Thank you so much for your videos.
I tried knitting another sock from another pattern, I ended up trying to knit the heel on needles two and three! Lol. It didn't turn out that bad, but I had to improvise and I am pretty sure I would never be able to recreate what I did. Your videos made it so simple to make a pair of socks for my Mom for her birthday! I was super stressed and my stress melted once I watched your videos on knitting socks and in the round! First time using double pointed needles too! Thank you so much!
I actually picked up learning to knit again just to knit socks. I have bought so many great sox, but they all have elastic, these days, which doesn't work for me. I gave up after watching a number of instructional videos but, after watching yours, i think I might give it a second chance. Thank you.
You are an excellent teacher!
So far I like this way of forminga heal on socks, ty. I'm new and learning more every day...lol
Glad to see you back. Love your tutorials.
You taught me a lot of skills to make socks and now i finally made as a thank you very much for teaching me those skills ❤yey
you’re very kind! Good tutorial I gave. I’ll try this way!
Thank you so much. I tried few times to knit socks and undo it. I found your video and I decide to try again following you step by step and I am so happy that I now can do it. I will follow you for other videos.
That's great Ryan. Well explained as usual. Now I understand. I really need the visual as I was taught by my mum and sisters that way so it's not to easy to follow patterns. Looking forward to part 2.
I am your biggest fan, I love your videos. I watch them every day on repeat. I just want to say I love this video so much!!!!!! Queen!!!!
Do you mean 'King'?
@@lelleetal-sadi3063 lol
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Always wanted to knit socks, and now i can :D
great video! you are so patient and detailed! looks like this pattern leads itself to adjusting for a larger or smaller instep.
I love your video, it helped me knit my first ever pair of socks on circular needles. I first learned how to knit socks on Straight needles so this was a big milestone for me! I don’t know if you’ll see this comment, but I’m really curious if you’re using sport/DK (3) or worsted (4) yarn. You didn’t mention in the video. I knit my socks using worsted (4) yarn and 5mm needles bu my sock seems too large. Wish you’d mention what size yarn and needles you used!
Very clear teaching... thank you for sharing. Now I can knit a sock.
This helps me so much. I am ready to start knitting socks. Thank you.
You can never give up your great job 😁
Trust me their are no better videos. Yours is IT. Wonderful job!!!👍🏻🙋🤗😍😀😂
You are amazing! Thank you so so much. You explained this perfectly and I love your personality.
Thanks a lot dir this wonderful tutorial, with a good explanation , I have finished this first part and so happy with the result 😍😍😍
Great tutorial to breakdown the different parts and demystify the “scary sock” Lol. But you should clarify you’re using worsted weight yarn for demonstration purposes (and perhaps one practice pair),which are not socks you can actually wear in shoes. Also that real, wonderful, wearable socks, made with sock yarn, would be in the range of 56 to 72 stitches cast on...thanks again for such a great job!!
If I have 70 or so stitches, during the part where you make the bubble for the heel do you know if I keep that part the same (number of stitches left unknit/purled before turning)?
¡He disfrutado todo tu video . . . me he reido mucho, me encantó!🤓 Eres muy animado, mil gracias . . . 👌 Amherst, NY
Ankle sock FTW!!! I'd totally rock those at the gym.
Thank you so much for your patience, you’re the best,
You're such a good teacher! Can't wait to start ♥️
Glad you're back!!!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial!
isnt that 4 yarn or worsted and are your needles 4s or 5s or what? pls specify. i have bought about 8 or 9 sock classes and so far yours is best. thks. please answer. sadly, i have thrown away all sock attempts.
Thank you this was incredible helpful
thank you so much for this video. I was getting so frustrated bc I just couldn't figure out how to do the heel thing, got it now.
Thanks a lot!!! I learned something new. 😄
Yes RJ! I was just thinking about starting some socks, thanks man
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If I make socks, they better last forever.😂
positively therapeutic...
Omg,,after being terrified of socks ,,I totally got it yay!
SSK helpful explanation
Really clear thank you. Maybe I can fathom out what has gone wrong and get it right xx
Ryan videos I and 2 a of your sock making tutorial are excellent, very well taught!! Is there a place I can find the printed pattern that you used, also the yarn that you used and the thickness of the the needles?
Could you post this pattern? Everything I find seems to be hard to figure out.
Uuuh yes, it looks much better now! Great videos btw. 💪
I'm not crazy about the fact that when you pick up those stitches on on both sides, it leaves a seam on the inside, But still a good learning experience! I did by sock with heavier yarn so I can see what I'm doing better but I made a humongous sock! I did my sock with heavier yarn so I can see what I'm doing better but I made a humongous sock!
R.J. to the rescue! I have missed you and desperately need to learn how to make socks. NO ONE has been successful in helping me, so can't wait to give your video a go. Pattern available?
You make t look so easy.Love your tutorials.
HI! IN LOVE!!!!!!! Can you help me out? I can't seem to find a written pattern? Your video helped me SO much, but would like to see it written down? Any help is so appreciated!!!! xoxo
ha I wish it was written too. Do you remember how you interpreted the pattern he explains at 36:20 ? I don’t really know when to decrease normally and when to ssk.
I need help😣😞😫 someone help me please I don’t understand how to start it of.
I am a beginner knitter and my goal is to make a pair of socks, I’ve learn the knit stitch and purl stitch and just practiced knitting in the round. Great instructions. My only question is I was hoping for a step by step instruction on knitting socks . You have already started the sock and I don’t know where to begin. ? Did you do knit- purl -knit - purl to start with ? 40 stitch divided by four needles ? Then what stitch did you transition into?
Ryan: Curving the heel is the hardest part!
Me, an intellectual: *PATHETIC*
I love you Ryan ur the best youtiber
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Is there a pattern I can print out ? I like to follow patterns as well. Thanks, Ute
I hate knitting the heels, love your tutorials
I’m doing this with chopsticks and yarn that’s too thick... The chopsticks aren’t that bad but the “sock” is huge so it’s gonna be more like a slipper. But honestly I’m having so much fun. Can you tell I’m a beginner? Lol
I wish you had started from the beginning of the socks!