Comparing Short Row Heels and Peasant Heels
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The short row heel and peasant heel (often called an "afterthought" heel) have many similarities in terms of size, shape, and fit, but some significant differences when it comes to construction methods and options for modification. In this video, we compare the two heel types, for an overview of their similarities and differences, and discover some advantages and disadvantages of each.
Introduction: 0:00
Anatomy of the SR and Peasant Heel: 0:50
Construction of SR heel overview: 2:09
Construction of Peasant heel overview: 2:54
"Afterthought" ambiguity: 3:25
Forethought Peasant Heel setup 3:42
Afterthought Peasant Heel setup 4:19
Knitting the FT heel: 4:34
Knitting the AT heel: 4:54
How each heel affects self-striping yarn: 5:55
Fit issues: 6:27
Fixing a sock that doesn't fit: 6:44
Which heel is best? 7:22
Final words: 8:35
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I am SO privileged to learn from a Master like You. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge! Rox rocks!
Aw, thank you! :-)
I didn't know I was doing Forethought Heels. 😁 I have now another favourite in Shadow Short Row Heels, but still have to learn how not to get holes in the sides. I'm getting there. 🙂 Thank you! ❤️🙏🇸🇪
Such a clear explanation... wonderful, thank you, Roxanne.
Great podcast thank you
A very clear description.
Thank you so much for these insights! I am about to begin my first afterthought, peasant heel, and found this video helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Again an interesting and informative video.
Always appreciated!! Can't wait for you to tackle toe-up socks. 😉
You are an amazing teacher! Could you explain the ‘tomato heel’ and it’s benefits if any. Thank you.
Thank you.
Very helpful. I recently discovered your videos. Thank you. Any thoughts on knitting and arthritic thumbs? A video on that would be wonderful.
I don't know anything about knitting and arthritis. It seems that different sorts of arthritis affect people differently. Some people need to constantly knit, in order to keep their hands mobile, and other people can knit only for a short time. I wish I did know more, because I am getting to an age where my own joints complain at times!
I would love a Demo o. The sweet tomato heels it is not clear to me,but I really want to use it on my socks.
I find top down sock has the deeper heel or you can chose as deep as you want. Not like toe up sock , the heel is not deep enough. Whoever has a long a big feet, the top down sock seem to be the answer
Davvero molto molto interessante 🤩
Your video was good but very confusing to me, like, how exactly would you correct the too small heel?
I have a thin foot and a small heel and due to that I believe that if I could ever learn this Sweet tomato heel correctly I could make a sock that would fit me well.
How can I make a really simple heel I'm teaching daughter in law socks and bootie but want a curved heel, like if it was for a tube locksmith expansion space, like a brioche stitch? Of could increase in the the right areas? I'm having issues with following intricate instructions so it'll have to be really simple, most of us in the family have wide foot with heel that's very short almost none thanks