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From: LiatMGat
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  • Updates on Sharon's Winter Socks: did this just fine, but the stitches were too loose, as I discovered about 5 rows up...I ended up having to re-weave them to tighten them up, as a fix. (I know, I should've just rippit'd them...but) that is a problem I keep having....:(

  • @mhorsesbiz What's this I hear about putting the socks on DPNs to do the heel?! Haha caught you :)

    A great fix to tighten the stitches after you pick them up is to knit them through the back loops the first time you come to them. This gives them a nice twist and tightens them up. Ooh, I sense another blog post coming... thanks for the inspiration!

  • @LiatMGat Touche! that was exactly the thought that went through my head, about 5 rows after the fact hehee~

    ooo, I feel a blog coming on...Sock Gussets Get a New Attitude

  • OMG! Bless you!  I'm going to try again! Lynn

  • just got to the heelz of my Sharon's Winter Sox, cuff-down, 2 ata time, and will def. use this-thanks for sharing! Happy New Year, Liat!

  • @mhorsesbiz Atta girl!

  • Thank for the video! Can you use a crochet hook to pick up stitches (Tunisian style)?

  • @combs67 You can, but I'm not sure it would be easier or faster. Is there a project you have in mind that you are thinking might work well if you picked up stitches using a Tunisian crochet hook?

  • @combs67 : I did a crochet cast-on on the gusset of a previous pair of socks, it was a bit awkward and slow; *but* the stitches did come out a bit tighter, although there was a gaping hole in the corner of the turn...

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