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CSM Cuff Down Sock with Ribber Removal by Karen Taylor (Ramel)

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View of the split ring cast on bonnet with orange scrap weight acrylic. Work about this much before adding the ribber. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Once you add the ribber, determine which ribber needle slot aligns best for the 3pm start point. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Add ribber needles to the ribber dial, transferring stitch from the cylinder. We are setting up for a 1x1 ribbing (1 knit, 1 purl, repeat). Here is the 36 slot ribber dial on the 72 slot cylinder. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

After working the cuff we change from 1x1 to 1x3 (1 purl, 3 knit stitches). With this setup that means transferring each second ribber stitch in the dial to the cylinder. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

After finishing the leg we removed the ribber needles where the heel will happen and then worked a PREHEEL. Here we see the end of that section with next step to remove the ribber after parking the ribber needles. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

The view of the work with the ribber removed. Here we discover what was hidden - two areas of dropped stitches. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Now we rest the upside down ribber needles on the inside of the cylinder (so that they don't clash with the yarn carrier during the heel building). Here we use an elastic to lock in the down needles so that when we lift the knitting no stitches will drop. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Here we latch up or fix the last three knit stitches before the preheel then the remaining 10 preheel rib stitches (as viewed from the inside of the sock) © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Here we latch up the ribber needle dropped stitch. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

What it looks like after fixing both dropped stitch areas. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Those resting ribber needles are put again upside down into the cylinder slots and the ribber is returned to the machine. Now to transfer the ribber needles back into the ribber dial after determining which ribber slot the needles align with. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

This is the view of those ribber needles aligning with the ribber dial prior to re-inserting to the dial. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

After working the foot with the ribber needles still in work on the top of the foot, we work the full foot minus one row, on that last row we transfer all remaining ribber needles and work that final row. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

The final row of the foot is done (back half of the machine 3-12-9) with all being the same stitches it will make closing the toe with Kitchenering much easier. Now we work the toe. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Toe complete with back needles finally put back into work. Now all that is done is to work to just before 3pm then change to scrap yarn. Ensure you have left a tail long enough that you can use it to close the toes off the machine. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

Here the orange is the sock weight scrap acrylic yarn then lesser cotton yarn as a space to put the project further down in the machine so that doing the second sock won't need the heel weight for the fabric to be even under the machine. © Karen Taylor (Ramel)

CSM Cuff Down Sock with Ribber Removal

by Karen Taylor (Ramel)

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CSM Love

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patterns > CSM Love > CSM Cuff Down Sock with Ribber Removal

CSM Cuff Down Sock with Ribber Removal

patterns > CSM Love
> CSM Cuff Down Sock with Ribber Removal