No Fear Sock Knitting: Class 6: The Foot & The Toe
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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The EarthtonesGirl Podcast Present:
NO FEAR SOCK KNITTING CLASS ONLINE
Class 6: The Foot & The Toe
NO FEAR SHORTY SOCK PATTERN:
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In today's class we are going I'm going to cover the foot length and making adjustments, "knitting to desired length" and what that means and toe decreases both wedge and round.
I also cover other topics like, dye lots, washing and blocking socks and adjusting toe decreases for the shape of your foot.
As I stated in the video there is going to be a separate tutorial for the Kitchener stitch, which is the weaving technique used to close the toe of the sock.
As always if you have any questions, let me know but I do suggest watching the video, maybe more than once, practicing the steps, taking deep breaths and going slowly. You can do this!!!! Trust me!!
Upcoming Classes:
Class 7: Two At A Time - March 14
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Thank you friends!
Music Credit: Shine Your Light by Chad Redfield
I never leave comments on UA-cam videos but I have to get on here and say THANK YOU!! I’ve been knitting for 15 years and always avoided socks because they seemed scary or intimidating. I’ve heard people talk about how fun they are or how easy they are to take and knit on the go but I’ve always thought those people were crazy. How could something so complicated and intensive be fun or easy to take with you?! I get it now!! So fun and not nearly and scary or complicated as it imagined them being, now that I know the method for them. I so appreciate the time you’ve taken to really break it down, explain the process, and demonstrate how the whole thing works together and why. After watching this video I’m doing my toe and will have finished my very first sock! I’m completely thrilled! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping troubleshoot some of the sticky spots and things that seasoned sock knitters don’t think about anymore. I feel like with the tools and know-how you given here, I could successfully knit any good sock pattern. Thank you!
Great teacher! You made an aha moment for me. Your little demo heels. That’s genius to just learn heels, fit heels, etc. And now I see I will be making the same little demo toes to fit. Helpful also to gift knit success fit and feel first try. I am newly enthused. Thanks again.
You’re very welcome 😊
My English is not so good... 🤔 But I do understand you!! 😍
I"m so happy to hear that Alina and thank you for watching!!
Denise, I can’t thank you enough for the sock classes and your No Fear Shorty Socks
pattern. I love it so much that I knit my first pair of socks and then went on to knit another. I am officially not afraid anymore! 🧦 ♥️😊 🧶
Thanks so much for your wonderful comment Wendy, this makes me so happy to hear!
Thanks for your vlogs on knitting socks. Very well explained. I am writing notes on your pattern of the class and approximate minutes when you cover that part. A great resource for any sock knitter. 😊😊
Thank you so much Andrea!!!!
Omg! You are the first person I have ever seen explain on their own toe! Girl, thank you sooo much!!! I've been starting most of mine a little too soon and getting annoyed almost every time because I have to add extra plain rounds between my decreases..each video I watch you bring a whole new understanding for me. I've switched to your soxploration heel for almost everything now, and now I can switch up the toe. Thank you again!
I just finished your foot and toe class. You just make this so clear and simple. I love your videos. Thank you.
Thank YOU so much for watching!!
Just wanted to let you know that you're a great teacher. I've watched several different sock tutorials, and I think your classes are the best and most thorough I've seen. Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much!!!
You are an excellent teacher I just bought your pattern I thank you very very much !!!!
Just completed my second pair of socks. Thank you for your help Denise ☺️ x
THATS AWESOME!!! You are so welcome Sheila!!
OK....... making my way down to my baby toe ! and can I say - how cute are your toes ????? !!!!!!!! They were PERFECT modes for that sock !!!!!!! THANK YOU , Denise ! NO Fear , My DEAR !!!! This has been Such a joyful adventure ! Now my sister is putting HER sock requests in from me ! WHAT ?????? Not sure I have not opened Pandora's Box here ! So appreciative am I . Warmly from my toes to yours, marcia
Thank you once again Denise for a wonderful tutorial. If anyone is interested the Sox Therapist on ravelry has a pattern for the fish lips kiss heel. But the most amazing part is that in her pattern she includes a tutorial on how to draw your foot on a piece of paper to give you the exact measurement for where to start your toe decreases. I've used this method for myself, my husband and my daughter and it works like magic.
Thank you so much Sherry. I love the fish lips kiss heel pattern and constantly recommend it to people!!!! There is SO much incredible information in there!!! I love it!!!
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Thank you so much, you really help me out !
what a great knitting teacher you are - i have learned so much from you - and i have been a knitter for many, many years - thank you so much.
You are very welcome!!!!
I was so nervous to do socks but this is my year for socks. Thank you so much for the in depth videos and the explanations. I feel much braver to start thanks to your guidance. Truly thank you so much 😊
Hi Robin,
That is what these classes are all about. Reducing the fear and creating braver and happier sock knitters! You are very welcome!!!
Thank you so much for filming these tutorials. I'm an experienced knitter who hasn't done socks for a long, loooong time. Your videos are so amazing because of (1) your patience and (2) all the great tips and tricks. I'm a DPN-er (all the dangling cables annoy me, to each their own), but I still found TONS of useful information. You've given me the confidence to knit my first sock in 20 years. Having a lot of fun.
Hi Lynnie,
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment and for following along with the class. I’m so happy you’re finding it useful. Welcome back to Sock Knitting!!
Ugh! I jumped the gun and didn’t wait tell I watched this video. Got ahead of myself thinking I was doing ok. Had to frog my toe section! Well twice in fact. First time I dropped a stitch. Next I started watching this video and I’d missed the part of moving the marker and my toe decreases were not going to be in the correct place in relation to the heel! Thanks again for these videos. I have learned so much and continuing to learn. I know I’ll soon be making the perfect socks for my sensitive fat feet 😹
Thank you so much for your videos! My first time to knit socks and your tutorials are just easy to understand.
I do have a question though - in doing the Gusset, at the part where you start decreasing, there's a portion where you knit through the back loop. Do you do this on all rounds where you decrease or just the first round where you need to close the 'big holes'? I'm at that part after the first round of resting knits and I had to pause as I wasn't sure because you didn't mention it on the video. Would appreciate your feedback! Thanks again :)
Hi, Connie. I believe the KTBL is only for that first round. That’s what I did anyway. Hope that helps.
This class is amazing! I am working on my first sock using your pattern and these videos. I have only gotten to starting my foot and I'm already totally hooked on knitting socks!!! Thank you for offering such a great set of videos. And offering them for free is so generous of you!!
Awesome video. I’m learning so much. Thank you! ❤️
Thank you so much Cookie!!! I"m so happy you're enjoying the class!!
Thank you for the great class,but i just want to know if there is any formula you used to make that rounded toe(the decrease and plain row),because i'm using more slightly bigger yarn than you are using.btw i 💕 how that toe shaped,it was not that sharp like other sock,sorry for the broken english
There is a formula for the toe. The instructions are available in my No Fear Shorty Sock Pattern.
Thank you for another great class. Very clear and straightforward 👍🏽
You are very welcome and thank you so much for watching.
It just cracked me up with How concerned you were about showing you're very cute petite little foot. Thank you so much for all you do for us😊😊❤❤
Love the rearranging tutorial. My sock is coming along. Thanks loving your teaching style my first socks and now addicted.
You are so welcome Judy!!
Thank you Denise for another wonderful class. You are an awesome teacher. Thank you friend.
You are so very welcome!!! And thank you so much for watching and for your wonderful comment!!!
Great tutorial video Denise. Thank you for all you do. Enjoyed all the videos and tips along the way.
Thank you so much Jeannie!!!!
Hi Denise, thank you so much for the No Fear Sock Classes.
You are very welcome Thadis!!! Thank you for watching!!!
I just discovered you and I love you! You explain magnifying!! 😍 First I learn and then I will start to knit! 😜 Thanks again for your help!! 😍 😍 😍 😍
You are so welcome!
Ha, ha, ha, thank you Denise for the "joy of knitting". You made me laugh, not at you, but with the joy of your demonstation of where to start the decreasing for the toe. It looked very uncomfortable but thanks for your humble demonstration of actual foot for this lesson. As I said before, I have been knitting for several years and have knitted many a sock but I so enjoy your teaching and understand very well what you are teaching. But, I'm also picking up some new pointers, tricks, new tecnics, etc with the knitting of socks. Thank you for your joyous self. Barbara Smith
Hi Denise, thanks for your sock videos! Great to learn from you. For some reason I want to re-arrange my work to the side of the foot AFTER completing the gusset decreases. Is it okay to do it before I get to the toe decreases? I just did this to my sock. Erroneously did not follow your instructions :( Please advise.
Hi Brenda,
That is more than OK. You are the boss of your sock knitting!! 👍🏾
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast Great and thanks for reminding me that I'm the boss when it comes to my knitting!! :) Have a great week, Brenda
Excellent Tutorials - have made a donation in way of a thank you 😘 and will check out your patterns. Your explanations and videos are very clear and well explained. Thank you xxxxxx
Thank you so much for the donation Jeanette!!! I greatly appreciate your support!!!
Hallo i m from italy , sorry for my inglese you are very wonderful your tutorials are fantastic you are very good thanks to you I'm learning to make socks even if I haven't studied your language so much, but you're very good that I understand well ❤️❤️❤️❤️grazie 💋
Hello Azzurra,
Your English is wonderful and I thank you so much for your message. I'm so happy to know that these classes are so helpful to you. ❤️
Thank you for all your help. I am working with your pattern and about to start my foot. If I shift my stitches now for my toe can I still work on my foot?
Hey Denise, thanks for such an amazing and helpful series! I’m having a bit of a problem and hoping you’d be able to help me… I’m starting the toe exactly where you say on the crease of the little toe. Once the sock is finished and tried on, the start of the toe has ridden up to the top of the toe next to the little one. Do I need to increase toe length by keeping on with the alternate knit and decrease rows?
Could you further explain in a separate video what the difference in yarns are? I am a beginner and don’t know what DK, Melbrigo, don’t know what the differed is or what is the best to pick for the project. Thanks! You’re the very best, #1 out there for knitting instructions. You are clear, precise and and easy to learn from.
Hi Theresa,
In the first class I go into detail about different sock yarns and how to pick needles. That should help you when figuring out what yarn to use. Right now I don’t have plans to cover other types of yarn in a specific video but do mention different weights of yarn in various podcast episodes.
Another great instructional video, thank you😊
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Hey love your videos but if Im make a pair for a gift and don't want them to know but they ware a size nine what do I do.thanks
Thank you for the nice way you say and you make us follow you with such ease !!!!!! You are so clear & Beautiful XXX
You are so very welcome Mary.
To rearrange on majic loop after gusset, just pull out the cable at the two points and the needles will be in the center of a row ready to knit
Thanks so much for sharing that with us Amy. As I said in the video magic loop is not my go to technique but I was still willing to give it a go for people that have not knit with this technique before. But your explanation was much clearer than mine. So again I thank you!!
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast you're welcome. Just wanted to explain in case it could help someone else.
Thank you. I am so stuck because I didn’t do this, but I will come back to this for the next sock.
Thank you so much for that suggestion! It made it a lot easier for me to picture. 😊
Thanks for another great video Denise!!💪
Thank YOU Dax!!! 👍🏾
Hey, does that half knit portion after redistributing the stitches, again, to top and bottom halves, matter, at all?
I feel like I might have done something wrong, because my top stitches ended up on my second needle, and my bottom stitches ended up on my first needle, but I'm really not sure. 😔
Other than that, I think I'm on track.
If you have all of your stitches and the socks looks right to you then I would say you're doing ok and you're on track!!! Knit on!!!
Hi Denise,
Ugh my working yarn is on the opposite needle than what you show. How do I get it back to the needle that you have it on. I really hope this makes sense to you. Please advise.
Thanks soooooo much.
Donna
This happened to me. I have the working yarn on the left end of the back needle (w/needles pointing to the left....or working yarn on the bottom with needles oriented correctly to the right), so I have the mirror image of what I should have. Very stuck. 😭
Thank you for another great lesson. 😊
You are very welcome and thank you for watching!!!
Had put my needles down for almost 2 years. I have done socks in the past. Especially like the toe up version. Just picked up my needles to start doing socks again. Love your step by step video. It is the best video I have ever found.will you do toe up version of knitting socks in the future. Thank you for such a great job!❤️
Right now, I don’t have any plans to do toe up sock tutorials. There are so many out there done by people that really enjoy that method. It is not my go to and I’m not very good at it.
Her calming, pleasant voice put me at ease right away. She is a precious gift to a knitter!
Aww, thank you sooo much!
My numbers were off, but I kept proceeding to the foot and was getting creative and then I woke up and decided NOPE! I ripped back to almost the start of the gusset. Whew! At least it helps you really understand what in the heck happened.
Understanding how it all works is KEY!!!
Wowzers Denise, you can knit like the clappers! I knit slower than a snail. I’m not comparing because it would be very silly of me, I’m a beginner, you’re not. I hope in time, I can knit as beautifully as you can. I’m enjoying my socks but I’m still a few videos behind this one. Doesn’t matter, I’m going at my pace. But so far, so good, thanks to your superb tutorials ❣️😀.
Hi Anne,
Thanks so much for your message and the compliments!
And I love your knitting attitude! It's not about speed but enjoying the process!! Knit on and have fun!!
Too much talking, please get to the point! I’m using DPNs and this pattern is so annoying trying to do it this way and all the UA-cam videos are just chatter.
There will always be "too much talking" on this channel so clearly this is not the place for you, or any UA-cam videos for that matter.
Have fun learning someplace else.
I really love your videos, but am confused ....what about if you are doing the magic loop with one needle? Is there another video showing how to do that? I may have missed a video toward the beginning where you explain this! But these last two videos are a bit confusing since you also show the magic loop along side, I'd hoped that this method would work for me -but so far, I've just switched my knitting around and am still in "profile"!!
I provide instructions for both 2 circular needles as well as magic loop. Most of my tutorials have instructions for both in a single video. If the technique is a bit more involved then I have a separate video for each method.
Hello, could I request a colorwork tips and tricks video for socks? Colorwork always seems tight on my socks, definitely feeling the tightness in the foot, right after the heel and gusset area (the largest area of the foot)
Thank you for a wonderful class. You are an amazing teacher and I have learned so much from you!!
Thank you so much Lynn!!!
24:05 Rearranging stitches
I’m waiting on my knitting needles to arrive! 🤗
Hi Denise - I have managed to have my top stitches on my back needle and my bottom stitches on my front needle! I don’t even know how I did it and have tried to figure out how to get them rearranged...but can’t. Soooo...is it possible to get them flipped? Lol. Thanks!
Hi Deb, I think what happened is you flipped them. And you have to flip them back. That sounds very simple to say. I hope you understand what I mean. I think I demonstrated that accidental flip in the NFSK Class 1: Casting On. Have a look there I’m 99% sure that I showed how to fix it!!
Earthtonesgirl Podcast Thank you for responding. I forgot to mention this is magic loop. I watched the casting on video and I didn’t see what I have done addressed! 😄. This has been my frustration with knitting. I invariably make a mistake and don’t know how to correct it so I either have to start from the beginning or pitch in the trash! Lol
Deb Clements hi Deb... don’t be frustrated and don’t put it in the trash. Send me a picture in an email of what it looks like or a little mini video and I will do my best to help you!!👍🏾
Earthtonesgirl Podcast Aww...aren’t you the best! I’ll get it sent to you shortly!
Just wanted to say thank you for explaining the decrease to sock when heel is on the end instead of middle!
You're so welcome!
Finished my first sock!! I noticed that the toe area is a little snug for the length of my toes. How do I lengthen the toe? I probably need to add more rows but am not sure where that should happen. Is it in the foot area -- that is, don't start my decreases at the crease of the little toe and go a little further? Or is is someplace else?
I"m sorry to hear the toe was not deep enough. You can start the toe decreases a bit sooner, just before the crease of the little toe or even further back if needed. You can also add an extra round between the decrease rounds. That will also give you more room. Let me know how it goes.
Hi- I got my first sock done but when I was rearranging the stitches to start decreases at the row something went wrong and my working yarn is now on the left side of my back needle not the right! How do I fix that?😢
Hi Jennifer, I absolutely understand how scary that can feel right now. But you’re fine, you’re going to have to move your stitches around again. You have to rip back one stitch to the previous needle. Your yarn will be on the left side still but when you turn your work around the working yarn will be back on the right and in the correct position to continue Knitting. I hope that makes sense... if not let me know.
Earthtonesgirl Podcast that makes sense, Thank you!!!
Jennifer Massello You’re very welcome!!!
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast Ah-ha, thanks for this tip. I did this to get myself backed out of that corner. I thought about doing it, but thought I would be creating a short row or something. Looks okay so far, though. 🤷♂️
Good Lord! You can knit incredibly quickly. I knit like a snail. But, as you have said more than once ‘comparison is the thief of joy’. It’s my new mantra. I’m still knitting these socks, getting there very slowly but learning lots along the way and enjoying every stitch I knit. Thank you for these videos, they are fabulous 😀👍🥰🙏.
No fear sock class 1
Thanks for your very informative video. I’m so glad you showed the magic loop adventure 😂 as I’m doing magic loop method and if this happens to me I’ll know how to remedy it❤
I thanks You so mucho because You help me understand how to knit a sock thanks You Very much from Argentina
Do you have a recommendation for sock blockers? Reading reviews leaves the impression that no one likes any of them. 🤣🤣
I'm going to be doing a class on Sock blockers in my new series so stay tuned. In the mean time I only use them for displaying my socks and craft space decor.
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast I’ve never had a problem hand washing my socks without using one, but never reluctant to learn better ways. 👍
This is so good 💕
YAY!! I'm so happy you like it!!
Hi Denise, thank you so much for these videos. I am loving the challenge of working on my first pair of socks. I have a question for you. I want to keep track of the number of rows that I knit. Where do I start counting rows from? Where I stopped decreasing to get back to the original 64 stitches? Thank you so much once again.
Hi Paula,
Thanks so much for your message and for watching my Tutorials. I created a sock pattern, No Fear Shorty Sock, that is an accompaniment to this series. There is a link to it in the description box. It is designed for the beginner and again designed to follow along with this series. It is a lot easier to knit, along with the pattern and videos than just the videos by themselves, although that is an option as well. It will also answer your questions and you can use the pages for notes regarding counting, etc.
Thank you so much for these videos!
Ive only ever knitted a dishcloth!! And here i am!!! Onto my toes!!! Yay!!!!!
You are so welcome!
What is a progress keeper?
A Progress Keeper is a little charm that you clip onto your knitting to help you count rows and keep track of your progress as you knit. Hence the name, progress keeper.
I have to knit the foot of my sock to just above the separation between my big toe and 2nd toe. I have very tapered and long toes. I would end up starting 3 inches away from the top of my big toe if I started toe decreases at the base of my little toe. I think that falls under the experimental phase of sock knitting.
This is what I love to hear!!! A knitter who has taken control of her knitting and isn't afraid to experiment!!!
Thanks so much Kathryn!!!
Another excellent video, Denise. Thank you. Where are the directions for the other toe? Sorry 😐
Thanks so much Pat. All of the directions can be found in my No Fear Shorty Socks pattern. The pattern is available on my website and on Ravelry. www.earthtonesgirl.com
I made a contrasting heel color and want the toe color to be the same. So, following the pattern, should I add the contrasting color one row before starting the TOE section? Wish I hadn't started my very first pair with contrasting heel and toe!!! But I'm having FUN thanks to you, Denise.
Hi Karen, Yes you can add it one row before he toe section. Have fun and enjoy your knitting!!
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast , phew! Thanks.
love this class, my first sock is almost done ... just one question, I have 40 sts on my 4 dpns (10+10 front/ 10+10 back) do I have to continue up to 20 (10 front/10 back) totals for Kitchener Stitch? Tks for sharing and for your reply/help :-)
Hi Chiaretta,
Yes, you have to continue decreasing down to 20 stitches, 10 on the front and 10 on the back to do the Kitchener stitch. But as I said in the video if you need to make adjustments to make the toe deeper or shorter you may do so. This will affect the number of stitches you have at the end. But as long as you have the same number on the front needle and on the back needle you can still do the Kitchener stitch.
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast Thank you Denise, I' m perfect with your video instructions, can't wait for your next class ... 🙏💐👍
Funny you should say that. I start my toe decrease and the top of my pinky toe lol
That is the beauty of Knitting, being able to make adjustments to customize your garment to suit you. 👍🏾
I noticed that my gauge was a bit tighter doing the heel, turn and gusset, maybe "a bit" is understated. Went from an 8 to 9-10. Would you just change needle size if that started to happen. I tried to lighten it up, but ... Maybe when I do more it won't happen. Any suggestions?
Sometimes gauge can change in the middle of a project. You may want to try going up a needle size and then going back to the original needle size after the gusset is complete.
I also think, as you said, it won't happen after a bit more practice. But in the mean time that's an option.
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast Thanks. It was a great video. I just finished the sock, I also love Kitchener stitch and have used it on other things! The sock was a bit small, maybe the heel a bit tight, since I used yarn I don't really like I'll try one 1's instead of 0"s (saving my beautiful sock yarn until I get this down). I have done the after thought heel but never get my socks to fit correctly so have been very discouraged. I'm sticking with this until I have it down. I did buy the Fish kiss pattern and as soon as I have someone to help with it I'll make the pattern. Thanks again, You're awesome for doing this for us. I've been knitting for over 35 years and always put socks off because of the fit. NO MORE! I'm ready to figure it out. Thanks!
The large yarn companies have die lot numbers on the individual balls. Die lots are close but they may not be close enough to not show when you go from one die lot to another. When I learned to knit in the 50s patterns stated that you should buy all your yarn in one die lot to keep from having slight color changes that show in your work.
Hi Susan,
Thank you so much for sharing that information about dye lots. . You’re absolutely right. And yes, always buy enough yarn to complete your project.
You are doing a great job and I wasn't sure it was on yarn now but I worked for Burlington Industries and there was differences in dye lots on rugs and carpet so I figured it would help a starting knitter now.
Thank you. This was very helpful.
You are more than welcome Janice!!!
Dear, the vid is so well done! Thank you! Only a little thing, nost wrong, but a tip: Each time you push your needle into place l must laugh! Sorry, so funny! You do it from the right side! If you put from the left side and do it till last 10 cm, you only have to give your needle a tok and it's ok then and easier! Perhaps you'd like to try? I love yousr videos, it's very good each time! Be blessed!
Thanks so much for the suggestion but i'll stick with what I know. If it gets the job done, makes me happy, helps me knit beautiful socks and is not broken then why fix it!!
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast That's right! I'm 56 and a knitting teacher as well as a nurse and school teacher for refugees at home. I only wanted to give you a little tip, not to blame you! I knit since over 44 years but learn from children if they do something better than me.
ConnyNordlicht I do thank you and i’m sorry if I made it sound like you were blaming me. No not at all. I probably should’ve put a smiling emoji at the end of my comment. I do thank you very much for the suggestion!
Hi Denise, I started knitting about 4 years ago and I still knit as slow as a beginner. Are there any tips or tricks to help knitters like myself to get a fire 🔥 under us to speed it up?
Hi Dianna,
There are speed knitting tutorials on UA-cam but in my opinion I think it’s just a question of practice, practice, practice. For many people speed increases the more comfortable they are with what they’re knitting!!!
Earthtonesgirl Podcast thnx Hun!
You are an amazing instructor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aww, thank you so. much Barbara!!
Wendy - on the toe decreases, do you decrease every round, instead of decreasing one round then working a knit round?
Hi Lourna,
Denise here!!!
All of the instructions for the toe can be found it the No Fear Shorty Socks pattern. It is an accompaniment to this online class. The link is in the show notes.
@@EarthtonesgirlPodcast Denise, thank you, but I just need to know if you just decrease every round on the toe decreases. I already know how to knit a sock, but I always decreased one row, and knit the next row, etc. Your answer to me, "do you decrease every round" would only take a yes or no.
You are such a lovely teacher.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so very much!! 🥰
Thank you very helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can we use any socks pattern
Yes, of course you can use any sock pattern you like, just keep in mind this class is based on my No Fear Shorty Socks pattern.
Thanks for a great lesson.
You are very welcome Sherry!!
How do I get the pattern
You can purchase the pattern from Ravelry or from my website.
earthtonesgirl.com/
Thank You so much:)
You are very welcome Sara Mae!!
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I so love you. I have tried other patterns but I couldn't do it. I love how you teach.