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Simple Top Down Socks
This pattern is my favourite way of knitting socks. The 2 x 2 rib is nice and stretchy and so comfy. The heel flap and gusset allows for a high arch and therefore a more comfortable fit. I have written the pattern in a number of stitch counts so you can find the pattern that is right for you.
I have also made instructional videos on my YouTube channel of how to make the sock. You can find these videos here:
Part 1: Cast on, cuff and leg
https://youtu.be/iH7clgmyBX0
Part 2: Heel Turn, heel flap and foot decreases
https://youtu.be/92SGVssYy_Q
Part 3: Toe decreases and Kitchener stitch
https://youtu.be/0Cy0pm3150Y
I have a video on knitting socks that fit:
https://youtu.be/hBvufWuYbiM
However as a guild if you are using 2.5 mm needles the size you should get (if your gauge is the same as mine), is as follows:
7 inches - 48 stitches
7.5 inches - 56 stitches
8 inches - 60 stitches
8.5 inches - 64 stitches
9 inches - 68 stitches
9.5 inches -72 stitches
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- First published: June 2018
- Page created: June 21, 2018
- Last updated: May 20, 2020 …
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