Japanese Short Rows: Pinned Method

Learn how to knit pinned, Japanese short rows. We will be demonstrating with a sock toe knit from the toe up. However, this method can also be used for heels (toe-up and top-down), top-down toes and just about anywhere you want to use short row shaping.
-- Chapters --
00:00 Introduction
01:07 Join our pack!
01:23 Casting on for a toe-up short row toe
02:21 Working the 1st half of the toe shaping
03:43 The first RS turn
04:24 The first WS turn
05:33 Remaining RS turns
06:21 Remaining WS turns
07:08 Working the 2nd half of the toe
08:17 Closing the first RS gap
10:59 Closing the first WS gap
13:08 Closing the remaining RS gaps
15:13 Closing the remaining WS gaps
17:08 Begin working in the round
18:41 Final Notes
-- Shown in this Tutorial --
Pattern: Waffle Cookie Socks - shop.thechillydog.com/product...
Yarn: HiKoo Madrona
Needles: skacel by addi Rocket2 [Squared]
Notions: Clover Quick Locking Stitch Markers
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[@Reuben-]

That's a really neat technique. Well done on the tutorial! I'll have to try this out, maybe not to make a sock, but maybe a fancy treasure pouch for a birthday gift or something.

[@teresayoung4145]

Thank you for showing this technique🎉❤

[@carolinepinder3090]

Many thanks for your very clear tutorial. I'm sure it's as good for our brains as music or a new language... I will practice until I can be as neat as you are!

[@paschmi18]

Thank you so much for the fantastic explanation❤