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Yoga Socks Knit-Along #2 - Casting On

Let's start off the New Year with a pair of handknit yoga socks! Free pattern on the Yarnspirations website: ...

Turkish Cast on for Socks

This cast on gives a sealed start to your piece of knitting so if ideal for working Toe-up socks. It is worked using 2 circular needles but once the cast on is ...

Bernat Ankle Socks - Shape Instep 2

Bernat Ankle Socks, using double pointed needles, and Bernat Sox yarn. This video shows how to do Round 1 of the Instep, after picking up stitches and ...

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Sandy Davis commented on 22 Sep 2012
No, "cont even" does not mean to work even numbered rows. "Cont even" means "continue even", which is a very common knitting term. You will find this in MANY knitting patterns. Continue even means to keep working with the same stitch pattern that has been established. If you have been working in stockinette, keep working in stockinette. If you have been working seed stitch, keep working seed stitch. In our Bernat Ankle Socks pattern, we will just keep knitting stockinette - knit every row.
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Kim Morgan commented on 09 Mar 2013
this is a great video I never could understand how to read a sock pattern and turn a heel until I watched your video. Here's to lots more socks in the future. :-) Thanks Sandy.
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dis466 commented on 22 Sep 2012
When it says, "cont even until work from picked up sts measures ..", does that mean the "even" row 2, just knit?
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Sandy Davis commented on 17 Sep 2012
I'm so happy to help! Enjoy making your socks, my friend. :)
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Sandy Davis commented on 11 Mar 2013
Hi Kim! Welcome to the wonderful world of sock knitting! :D

Avoiding Ladders With DPNs

How I avoid ladders when using DPNs. This is with double knitting 2 socks at once but the concept works with everything that has laddering problems.

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newsong80 commented on 22 Oct 2010
I don't know why my post is doubled, I only submitted once. Anyway, that worked!!! No ladders!!! I have tried every method on the net and nothing worked until this one. I am knitting thigh-high socks for my daughter and "ladders" were not an option. Thanks so much!
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Myk63 commented on 27 Jul 2011
@justcookinmmm If you have 20 stitches on each needle you don't always deposit it on stitch #10 or else that is where you will be creating your ladder. Deposit it anywhere from stitch #5 to stitch #15 and the loose stitches won't stack to make a ladder.
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Myk63 commented on 21 Oct 2010
@newsong80 No, I'm just stretching the stitches more than normal. The flexing between needles pulls that bar loose, stretching the stitches pulls the bar tight and then you deposit that back somewhere in the center.
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newsong80 commented on 21 Oct 2010
Trying to understand: Are you grabbing the loose bar between the needles with the first stitch on the 2nd needle (knitting them together) and then knitting the rest of the stitches on that needle?
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Myk63 commented on 07 May 2011
@NerdyCanadian I just pull it tight around the cable for ML. When the needle comes back around it takes the slack from between the rows. But this way should work for all ladders.
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Myk63 commented on 24 Jan 2011
@umbetta1 That's exactly what it is ... sort of. It's my homemade version of a strand guide. Knitpicks has a couple of similar Yarn Stranding Guides for $1.19. 
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kim thayer commented on 24 Jan 2011
Hi, what's the tool you're using on your finger while knitting? It looks like something that may be used as a guide for intarsia?
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AStateofDeNile commented on 20 Mar 2013
what are you making using 2 strands alternating? 2 socks at once?
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NERDCDN commented on 07 May 2011
I keep getting ladders with the magic loop method...
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Myk63 commented on 20 Mar 2013
Yes. I have a series showing them.
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Myk63 commented on 22 Oct 2010
@newsong80 You're welcome.

Short Row Heel Shaping in Knit Sock with Red Heart

Using the Holiday Stocking with Mitten Pocket as an example, Kristin Omdahl takes you through the steps of making a heel in a knit sock. This sock is made in ...

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Susan Ernst commented on 13 Jul 2012
nice video..i wanna make this, now. In your description, it says hell...instead of heal...lol! Sorry...just letting u know.
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Ninajeanette saethre commented on 22 Aug 2012
that was really complicated,,,,,
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MatKumiko1981 commented on 14 Aug 2013
It's actually spelled heel...
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