MtMom demonstrates how to turn the heel of a hand-knit sock with Priscilla Gibson-Roberts' short row technique, using YOs instead of wraps or pins.
Part 1 shows how to begin working back and forth,...
MtMom demonstrates how to turn the heel of a hand-knit sock with Priscilla Gibson-Roberts' short row technique, using YOs instead of wraps or pins. Part 1 shows how to begin working back and forth, and continues up to the shift from shrinking to expanding the rows.
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This was a perfect companion video to the 'simple socks: plain and fancy' book. with the book at hand and your video in company, i turned my first heel of this style with little to no mistakes. thanks for your thoroughness and clarity.
Part 1 I could understand and it turned out quite nicely! Although the heel has turned out on the side of the sock! So I obviously did something wrong! But thank you I enjoyed trying it. I won't mention parts 2 & 3 :-(
you are the best!!!! i posted a topic in the ravelry forum begging someone to post a video of this in February. finally my prayers have been answered! thank you so much. you covered everything!
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