Knit Your First Toe Up Sock! (Part 1)
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Published 2020-04-15
This is video 1 of 3.
Part 2: • Knit Your First Toe-Up Sock Part 2
Part 3: • Knit Your First Toe Up Sock Part 3
Full Pattern (free on blog): orchardhouseediting.com/blog/post/boiled-socks
Full Pattern (paid PDF on Ravelry): www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/boiled
Full Pattern (paid PDF on Etsy): www.etsy.com/listing/849067441/boiled-socks-knitti…
Knitting for Crocheters Part 1 (beginner knitting tutorial): • Knitting for Crocheters (Lesson 1)
The numbers below assume a gauge of 32 stitches & 44 rounds = 4” (10 cm)
in blocked stockinette stitch.
*If your gauge is different, your finished sock will be a different size.*
*Details per size*
(Foot measurements can be found on the blog post listed above, or in the paid PDF)
Toddler:
- Cast On 12
- Increase to 40
- Knit until the sock is 1.25" /3 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Child (4-6 years):
- Cast On 16
- Increase to 48
- Knit until the sock is 1.5” / 4 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Older Child-Women's S:
- Cast On 20
- Increase to 56
- Knit until the sock is 1.75” / 4.5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Women's M/Men's XS:
- Cast On 20
- Increase to 64
- Knit until the sock is 2” / 5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
Women's L/Men's M:
- Cast on 24
- Increase to 72
- Knit until the sock is 2.5 / 5.5 cm shorter than the wearer's foot length.
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All Comments (21)
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As a new knitter, working on my first scarf, I am absolutely astounded by the pace of your knitting. Bravo
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This is the best explanation of the Judy method that I've seen!
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Amazing video! Thank you so much! Im trying out my first toe up socks using your videos as tutorials. So easy to understand and I can clearly see what and how you do it. Appriciate it! I Have only done cuff up before. but I don't really enjoy it, so I thought I would try toe up sick, using magic loop and see if that makes it more fun.
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this is the best explanation and you are so detail oriented
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Thank you for your generosity ❤❤❤
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Thank you so much for these instructions. I learned to do this several years ago and became very competent, but because of “things” I didn’t knit for awhile and had completely forgotten how to do the cast on.
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You are a great teacher, do you know anyone that shows this left handed? I’m having a hard time in my brain seeing how i.t should look from a left handed prospective.
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I Thank You So Much !! For This Tutorial!! It Has Been A Big Help.,,It's My First Time Toe - Up - Sock.... In Fact I'm Copying Off Of You., Doing A Child Sock...I Thought This Will Be Easy For Me To Follow.... I Just Finish The 48 Stitches., Now Fixing To Knit In The Round.. 😁😊👍🤗
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This video is just wonderful! I feel I can try them now. Thanks from Spain!
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Wow. I’ve knitted for a while. But always have deviated from the magic loop. It was always confusing to me the way other explained it. You made it more understandable to me. And I’m gonna try the new toe you explained. Glad I found your video
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Absolutely crystal clear! Thank you!
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This is brilliant. Thank you so much for showing 💙💜
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Splendid technic, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍🙂
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Enjoying your video learn so much thanks😊
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My first time trying well explained ty i cant wait to continue this series... i did have a question do you have a tutorial like this for two socks at once?
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Thank you
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very clear instruction but can you do the same on 4 or 5 needles??
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Just finished my first toe up socks. Wonderful easy pattern. Thank you! QUESTION- do you block the socks and do you need a sock blocker?
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Merci vos explications sont très claires.👍
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Thank you for this!!
