Thank you for putting this on graph paper! I have wanted to try a diamond heel, but a chart like this gets through my brain fog. Now I think I can add 1x1 ribs to it, to make the perfect heel! And your English is very good! And your comments about the length are very helpful!
Thank you very much for English tutorial! It’s always a struggle to knit socks for beginners. This pattern make knitting socks much easier but as beautiful as other heels. I’m gonna try and share💖💖💖
Thank you again, I watched the video in German and understood, but then found the link to this English version in the comments... I really appreciated this ❤
Thank you. I will have to figure out a "rows per inch" formula, to know when to start the heel for toe up socks. ❤❤ I'm a formula knitter so I can use any yarn and needles size. 🤗
This is freaking BRILLIANT! I would think that how many inc/dec would track w/ where you would start to traditionally turn the heel where the foot starts to increase in girth, then decreases would start at the end of the heel where you'd turn. So gauge would be a factor as well but really, this is just a wonderful technique.
This is very much like the diamond heel by always be kind yarns on ravelry. She came out with hers a few years ago. Thanks for sharing your version as well .
@ yes. It is done very much the same way as yours with the increases and decreases. And was created with the purpose of helping to maintain self patterning or striping yarn.
Thanks for this video! I use the German Short Row heel for toe up socks and would like to try this way, any guide on when to start the increases? Is it the same point that I start my GSR heel?
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’m excited to give this heel a try. I’m just wondering one thing, when knitting a sock cuff down with a ribbed leg, would do some plain vanilla knitting before starting the heel?
@@debbiewilson5249 That depends on the size you want to knit. I always start with the toe, when my fabric reaches my small toe. So it is best to try it on.
I'm going to try this with 4x12 stitches so I'll knit 11 s before and after increases and decreases? So it's 0.25X - 1 if X = total number of stitches.
Thank you so much! I'm trying this on toe-up socks, but I wonder when should I start the increases? (If my foot is 24cm from toe to end of heel... and I knit from the toe. How far should I knit before starting the diamond? Meaning how long is this heel? ...if you understand how I mean 🙈) (I'm from Sweden, with some difficulties to express how I mean in English) Thank you so very much for a great video!
@@jessicadrougge950 I just finished a pair of toe up socks today. There is a chart, where you can take the cm from the Boomerang heel. That worked just fine for me: addi.de/en/instructions/sock-charts/
I would solve by measuring your gauge! If you plan to knit the heel the exact same as in the video, then there are 20 rounds between starting the heel and getting to the widest point where it turns. So however long 20 rounds is, start that much short of the total foot length. Hopefully that makes sense!
wow, this looks quite interesting - i can’t wait to try it! thank you so much for showing this to us. for anyone worrying about how long lasting this heel will be, i’m guessing that we could just do the regular slip stitch pattern within the increases/decreases. i wonder how many increases you would make for size 7 women’s and size 11 men’s socks u.s.?
This is such an interesting construction! Thank you for sharing it! Have you found that it wears out quickly, or does it last as long as other heel methods?
Bonjour avec 78 Mailles c'est toujours le même nombre d augmentations et de diminutions merci bonne journée bonnes chaussettes j adore les tricoter mais je désire faire 1 autre talon
Thank you for putting this on graph paper! I have wanted to try a diamond heel, but a chart like this gets through my brain fog. Now I think I can add 1x1 ribs to it, to make the perfect heel! And your English is very good! And your comments about the length are very helpful!
@@mindyalbright4491 Thank you so much 🫶🏻
Thank you so much! It is brave and generous for you to teach in English. Such a good explanation! I am eager to try it out
@harithavasat5897 Oh, thank you so much 🥰
Diese Fersemethode ist fantastisch! Ich werde es sofort ausprobieren! Vielen Dank!
@@fromdevonwithloveuk9207 Das freut mich 🫶🏻
Thank you so much for English!!!!
@@tattinggirl4341 You‘re welcome 🫶🏻
Thank you. I have been doing toe up socks, and discovered your video. It is working out great for toe up. Too.
@@denubug Yeah, I know. I am just knitting some toe up socks myself 😊
Can you tell me where you started your increases for toe up please? The addi file seems to suggest 20.5 centimetres which seems too long!
@ For what size?
Sorry. 38 eu shoe size
@ Then you need to knit 20 cm, but you have to measure it from the beginning of the toe and the fabric needs to be streched.
Thank you so much! Your English is wonderful! New heels are always fun to learn and this looks beautiful. Thank you for the very detailed explanation.
@@shellchem Thank you for that lovely compliment 🫶🏻
Thank you very much for English tutorial! It’s always a struggle to knit socks for beginners. This pattern make knitting socks much easier but as beautiful as other heels. I’m gonna try and share💖💖💖
@@Amikominn Thank you so much 🫶🏻
Thank you so much. Great video. Your English is terrific!!! This design is so nice and easy to understand.
@@margaretnorris5315 Oh, that‘s so sweet of you, thank you 🫶🏻
I'm sooooo happy you made an english version! This is fantastic and so is your english. I got it now! Thaaaank you!❤
@@julietheis1468 Oh, that is so kind! Thank you so much 🫶🏻
Wow ! Great project ! Thanks for the detailed explanations. And for making it in English 🤩🥰🌹👏
@@ancasauciuc2431 Thank you 🫶🏻
Wow echt super gemacht in English. Ich finde es so so toll die Ferse . Vielen lieben Dank!!!!❤❤❤
Ganz lieben Dank 🫶🏻
Thank you again, I watched the video in German and understood, but then found the link to this English version in the comments... I really appreciated this ❤
Thank you so much ♥️
You did a marvelous job in English and I am so glad you did this! I will definitely be trying this heel in my socks - thank you (Danke schon!)
@@tuttiatavalo Awww, you are so cute. Thank you so much 🥰
Great method! Can't wait to try it. I like toe up and this will be just as easy with a toe up design!
@@lisakay6318 Yes it is, toe up and top down is just the same 😊
Thank you!! ❤ Jag har letat som en galen efter mönster till detta! 🙏🏼
@@leni5912 🫶🏻
i love a new heel! Thank you so much!
@@atrinka1 You’re welcome 🫶🏻
Thank you! What an awesome tutorial! I appreciate your sharing your talents.
@@lshriver104 That is so sweet of you, thanks 🫶🏻
Thank you so much for this English version. The heel is inspired! Would love to see some more of your work in English too 🙏
@@RebeccaKennedy-m5d Oh, that is so nice of you! Thank you so much 🫶🏻
This looks absolutely fabulous 💙
@@margreetrobben3075 Thank you so much 🫶🏻
I’m excited to try this
@@a1n1g1u1s Great, have fun 🫶🏻
So extremely helpful - Thank you so much for sharing!
@@laurab5889 You‘re welcome 😊
I Love this heel. I am trying it today! Thank you ❤
@@CheriKnits80 Thank you, have fun 🫶🏻
Thank you. I will have to figure out a "rows per inch" formula, to know when to start the heel for toe up socks. ❤❤
I'm a formula knitter so I can use any yarn and needles size. 🤗
@@ladygray51 You‘ll find that chart linked in the Description Box
Thank you for sharing … in English 🎉I will try
Have fun 🫶🏻
This is freaking BRILLIANT! I would think that how many inc/dec would track w/ where you would start to traditionally turn the heel where the foot starts to increase in girth, then decreases would start at the end of the heel where you'd turn. So gauge would be a factor as well but really, this is just a wonderful technique.
Thank you 😊
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
🫶🏻
Thank you for making this video in English..
@@astripramarini1545 You‘re welcome 🥰
thank you I will try this soon
@@jo-annefalconer6280 😍
This is very much like the diamond heel by always be kind yarns on ravelry. She came out with hers a few years ago. Thanks for sharing your version as well .
@@DawnMcD1 Thanks, I just checked it out. It seems familiar, but I could‘t see how it is knitted, because it‘s not a free pattern. Have you tried it?
@ yes. It is done very much the same way as yours with the increases and decreases. And was created with the purpose of helping to maintain self patterning or striping yarn.
@ Yes, mine, too. And I wanted something very beginnerfriendly, because I got asked a lot about problems with heels.
@@haekelhoernsche it's similar, but involves some short rows for a heel turn. Then decreases. I'll have to try each way !
@ Oh, ok. Thank you!
Thanks for the inspiration!
You‘re welcome 😊
Thank you so much, I will definitely try it soon :D
@@evam.8375 I‘m really pleased 😊
Thank you for sharing!!
@@helenaknutsson659 You‘re welcome 😊
Aquí sí puedo leer subtítulos en Español.
Muchas gracias por compartirlo!
💯😍❤️😘👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for this video! I use the German Short Row heel for toe up socks and would like to try this way, any guide on when to start the increases? Is it the same point that I start my GSR heel?
@@tala4884 You can find all the Information in the Video Description.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’m excited to give this heel a try. I’m just wondering one thing, when knitting a sock cuff down with a ribbed leg, would do some plain vanilla knitting before starting the heel?
@@kellyschuller1742 That is totally up to you, as you like.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much!!
@@pamdewispelaere6641 You‘re welcome!
Love this! How many inches/centimeters do you knit after the diamond is finished, before starting the toe deceases? On an adult sock, top down.
@@debbiewilson5249 That depends on the size you want to knit. I always start with the toe, when my fabric reaches my small toe. So it is best to try it on.
Again, thank you! It's already spreading on fb lol
@@AmandaRobinson-r3n Yay 😍
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
@@thechosenvoice3472 You‘re welcome 😊
Do you have instructions how many increases work for DK-weight sock yarn?
@@smae198 No, not yet. But I would try it with 5 or 6 increases.
I'm going to try this with 4x12 stitches so I'll knit 11 s before and after increases and decreases? So it's 0.25X - 1 if X = total number of stitches.
@@KittehPurrPurr Yes, it‘s 11 stitches.
I always devide my heel stitches into 2 and then - 1.
Thank you so much for this video, i do have a question, do you knit around the whole time as you start the the heel?
Thank you!
@@luciaquintero8838 Yes, it is always knitted in the round.
@haekelhoernsche thank you 😊
Is this for toe up or cuff down knitting or can be knit whichever you like?
@@astripramarini1545 You can use this heel for both 😊
Thank you so much! I'm trying this on toe-up socks, but I wonder when should I start the increases? (If my foot is 24cm from toe to end of heel... and I knit from the toe. How far should I knit before starting the diamond? Meaning how long is this heel? ...if you understand how I mean 🙈)
(I'm from Sweden, with some difficulties to express how I mean in English)
Thank you so very much for a great video!
@@jessicadrougge950 I just finished a pair of toe up socks today. There is a chart, where you can take the cm from the Boomerang heel. That worked just fine for me: addi.de/en/instructions/sock-charts/
I would solve by measuring your gauge! If you plan to knit the heel the exact same as in the video, then there are 20 rounds between starting the heel and getting to the widest point where it turns. So however long 20 rounds is, start that much short of the total foot length. Hopefully that makes sense!
@ That is a great Idea, thank you 😊
Are the instructions only for sock weight yarn?
@@thecottagestitch Yes, if you use DK weight you have to make less increases.
Thank you! How clever! (And how annoying that Instagram can't represent your name correctly.)
@@ChloeLewis Yes, it is 😂
wow, this looks quite interesting - i can’t wait to try it! thank you so much for showing this to us. for anyone worrying about how long lasting this heel will be, i’m guessing that we could just do the regular slip stitch pattern within the increases/decreases. i wonder how many increases you would make for size 7 women’s and size 11 men’s socks u.s.?
@@janeshipley6993 For size 7 I would use 8 increases and for size 11 I would follow the Tutorial with 10 increases.
@@haekelhoernsche thank you very much!
This is such an interesting construction! Thank you for sharing it! Have you found that it wears out quickly, or does it last as long as other heel methods?
@@TiredKnitter Thank you! It is quite new, only a few weeks online now. So we don‘t have any long time experience yet.
@@haekelhoernsche Makes sense! Looking forward to trying it out myself :-)
Bonjour avec 78 Mailles c'est toujours le même nombre d augmentations et de diminutions merci bonne journée bonnes chaussettes j adore les tricoter mais je désire faire 1 autre talon
Ja, bei mehr Maschen immer bei den 10 Zunahmen bleiben.