i've tried several round toe recipes, and they’ve looked and worked fine, but i’ve kept looking for one that's easier to remember. i'm going to try this one on the socks that i'm knitting now. you gave very clear and easy to see instructions, so i'm off to look at other videos that you've posted. thanks so much!
Thanks for explaining! I'm knitting my first pair of socks and I'm nearing the toes! I'm not sure what method I'm going to use yet, but your video made me a lot less intimidated 😊 you're explaining it really well! ❤
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial on round toe sock knitting. I just happened to have a pair of socks that were ready for the toe. I tried it and it’s amazing!
Love this video, I can do Kitchner fine but no matter what I do I always have ears on the sides. Thanks so much will try on the socks I have on my needles now.
I want also tell you that my mother in law use to do every 5 rows and every each stich a decrease. I never tried It. It looks nice too it was a round finishing toe. I hope you understood what I said because my english is not very good
Thank you for this great tutorial. I have a question…I have 64 sts on my needles which leaves me 10.6, so how would you divide the remaining six? Thank you.
Thanks! You definitely could switch it so that all of the decreases go the same way. I prefer the different decreases so that all of the decreases go towards the center of the foot. I find it more similar to the standard toe decreases where you work at SSK on the right side, and a K2T on the left side of the top and bottom.
That's a fantastic tutorial, but I'd never put a knot in a sock. My feet are much too sensitive. An alternative would be to use a felting needle after weaving in the end to secure the end in place.
The needles are off the screen or at the very top half the time and difficult to see. It would be helpful to be back a bit or more centred in the video.
Do you have any videos of starting a pair of socks from the beginning using magic loop and afterthough heel. I am looking for a video that starts at the cast on and then step my step
Hi! It depends on how many stitches you start with. Depending on if you start with 64 or 66 stitches your setup row with the decreases will be different. A full written description can be found in the middle of page 1 in the PDF pattern download.
@@KnittingHouseSquare I found the colorway from Must Stash Yarns, it is Hard Candy Christmas. Do you remember what the colorway is of your Knit Picks Stroll Tonal?
Hmm that is a great question - I haven’t tried it so I can’t say for sure - but I feel like if you worked it in reverse (and cast on 6 stitches to start) it should work - you may just have to find a way to hide the cast on edge
OMG! Thank you for this video. I have been looking everywhere for a rounded toe on magic loop with no luck. You have made my day
i've tried several round toe recipes, and they’ve looked and worked fine, but i’ve kept looking for one that's easier to remember. i'm going to try this one on the socks that i'm knitting now. you gave very clear and easy to see instructions, so i'm off to look at other videos that you've posted. thanks so much!
Such clear instructions thank you!
Thanks for explaining! I'm knitting my first pair of socks and I'm nearing the toes! I'm not sure what method I'm going to use yet, but your video made me a lot less intimidated 😊 you're explaining it really well! ❤
Wowwwww finally I found good explanations for me. THANK YOU so much. I love this way of finishing the socks. Happy knitting
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial on round toe sock knitting. I just happened to have a pair of socks that were ready for the toe. I tried it and it’s amazing!
Such clear instructions. Makes we want to try it on my next pair. I'm halfway finished. Thanks.
Love this video, I can do Kitchner fine but no matter what I do I always have ears on the sides. Thanks so much will try on the socks I have on my needles now.
Very good tutorial and the result is the best! Thank you!
THANK YOU FOR THIS!! I knit my first sock and did the decreases using this technique, thank you thank you!!
I’m glad came across your channel and found this alternate method of shaping which I’m looking for. I will give a try. Thank you for sharing.
Vey clear instructions. Love a rounded toe. Can’t wait to try this on my next pair! Thank you.
Thank you for this video.. I really struggle with the kitchener stitch
Thanks so much for this excellent tutorial. Can't wait to give it a try.
Love your videos, very easy to follow and very well explained!
Thank you!
Thank you for a clear and concise video!
Thank you for this great video!!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial, now I can make my daughters socks with a rounded toe
What a fabulous video! Thank you!!! i'm looking forward to trying this ....with confidence!
I loved your video and your nail polish is beautiful :)
Thankyou so much, will make such a difference ❤
Very clear instructions. Thank you kindly!
Very nice and clear instructions , love it!!!!
Thank you very much!! Excellent
Thank you. I like this so much.
Thank you in advance.
If you have the time one day can you try that method to see if it is working and to see if their is some adjustment to do ?
Best knitting tutorial I have EVER used! Many thanks. How do I get the printed pattern you talk about “below”?
you know it saves a lot of explaining if instead of SSK you just do a K2tbl. Its the same thing with only one step. :)
I want also tell you that my mother in law use to do every 5 rows and every each stich a decrease. I never tried It. It looks nice too it was a round finishing toe. I hope you understood what I said because my english is not very good
Great tutorial! Lovely yarn too! Thank you. What needles are you using?
Thank you for this great tutorial. I have a question…I have 64 sts on my needles which leaves me 10.6, so how would you divide the remaining six? Thank you.
can this be done easily on 9 inch circulars?
Great video! I’m super curious though, why aren’t all the decreases the same direction?
Thanks! You definitely could switch it so that all of the decreases go the same way. I prefer the different decreases so that all of the decreases go towards the center of the foot. I find it more similar to the standard toe decreases where you work at SSK on the right side, and a K2T on the left side of the top and bottom.
That's a fantastic tutorial, but I'd never put a knot in a sock. My feet are much too sensitive. An alternative would be to use a felting needle after weaving in the end to secure the end in place.
The needles are off the screen or at the very top half the time and difficult to see. It would be helpful to be back a bit or more centred in the video.
I’m knitting DK socks (48 stitches - 24 stitches front & back). I was wondering if the pattern for DK be the same as for fingering. Thank you.
Where is the heel?
Beautiful stitches, does anybody know what needles she's using ? TIA
They are my favorite sock needles by Lykke! I don’t remember the exact cord length but they are US 0 probably 32” or 40”
Do you have any videos of starting a pair of socks from the beginning using magic loop and afterthough heel. I am looking for a video that starts at the cast on and then step my step
Just wondering how I could knit this in reverse, ie, knitting toe up socks. I like knitting toe up so I can try them on as I knit .Any suggestions?
How do you know when to start your set up row for your toe?
Can this decrease be completed on 9 inch circular needles?
If you’re doing a 64 stitch toe then you go up to get the 66 stitches?
Hi! It depends on how many stitches you start with. Depending on if you start with 64 or 66 stitches your setup row with the decreases will be different. A full written description can be found in the middle of page 1 in the PDF pattern download.
Can you just divide everything by 8 instead of decreasing
My ended up still so pointy 😢
Did you knit the two extra rounds between each decreases?
What yarns did you use for your socks?
The self striping yarn is from Must Stash Yarns - unfortunately I don’t remember the color way name - and then the purple is Knit Picks Stroll Tonal
@@KnittingHouseSquare thanks! I really love the colors you picked :)
@@KnittingHouseSquare I found the colorway from Must Stash Yarns, it is Hard Candy Christmas. Do you remember what the colorway is of your Knit Picks Stroll Tonal?
Can you ues it for toe up
Hmm that is a great question - I haven’t tried it so I can’t say for sure - but I feel like if you worked it in reverse (and cast on 6 stitches to start) it should work - you may just have to find a way to hide the cast on edge
Try the pinhole cast on
I find that nail polish is very distracting. Couldn’t keep my focus on the tutorial.