Knitting socks on circular needles

Last week we talked about the magic of the Magic Loop method for one at a time (1aat) items suchs as socks or sleeves. If you're not familiar with the technique, I recommend checking out the blog post

Want to knit both socks at once? This free pattern and tutorial will show you how to knit two socks at one time on a long circular needle using magic loop. Click the link to get started!

Give your usual sock knitting techniques a break when you check out these tips for knitting socks (possible even two at a time!) with magic loop. #knitting #knit #socks #sockknitting #magicloop #knittingtutorial #knittingtips #howtoknit #learntoknit

Anyone who has ever knit socks has probably experienced it…the dreaded “second sock syndrome” (SSS). The symptoms are clear and easy to diagnose. They include, but are not limit…

Socks on 9" Circular Knitting Needles — Knitting House Square

First up lets talk about yarn.... Do you fancy any of these yarns?? 75% washable wool, 25% nylon is what I use. Superfine #1, I'm sure you could also use acrylic but I prefer the above. Note always check the side of the ball of yarn for needle size. Believe me they are not all the same. This is my yarn basket. An antique picnic basket that I bought while out antiquing this summer. Closes up and with the two handles I can take it anywhere. Look inside and see all my fancy yarn and needles…

In this informative video, Madeline from Knitting House Square takes us on a step-by-step journey to create a cozy pair of socks using 9" circular knitting needles. These unique needles offer an exciting alternative to traditional circular or double-pointed knitting needles. Throughout the tutorial, Madeline covers essential techniques, including casting on, joining in the round, cuff and leg construction, short row heel creation, sock foot knitting, switching to magic loop for toe...

If you don't have double-pointed needles, that shouldn't stop you from knitting a pair of socks. Learn how to do it using two circular needles.

I'm a huge fan of knitting in the round -socks, sleeves and pretty much anything I can do on circular needles I will. I tend to mainly use magic loop but for travel knitting where elbow space is limited or where I need to be able to drop my knitting at a moment's notice (and not miss my stop) I tend

<p>The magic loop method for circular knitting one of my favorite skills to teach. Not only is it easy to master, but it can actually save time and money, and perhaps even help you get a better fit in your hand knitted garments.<br></p><p>Here is a handy illustrated cheat-sheet I made showing how to get started with the magic loop method for circular knitting. I print this and give it to my stu...

How to Knit Socks Two-at-a-Time, Part 1: In this video an written tutorial, Vickie Howell shows how to prep, cast on and knit the legs of two socks at a time on a circular needle. #howtoknitsocks #howtoknit #knitting #socks #sockknitting #twoatatime #sockpattern #socktutorial #askmemonday #vickiehowell

Greetings Friends! Let's talk about socks. Generally speaking we don't give them much thought. Lot's of people wear the same style every day. I am a white cotton gym sock. My husband is a wool...

A free sock pattern, just in time for spring and summer! Important information Required materials: Yarn – approximately 60g/280 yd of fingering weight yarn if planning to knit a longer leg length leg (typically around 60 rounds after the cuff) Sample shown in pictures: KnitPicks Stroll Hand Painted in the colorway Taffeta – 75/25 Fine superwash merino wool and nylon blend Needles – Size US 1 (2.25mm) circular needles on a 32-inch cable for the magic loop method Notions – Tapestry needle for…

A step-by-step tutorial for beginners showing you how to knit socks toe-up plus a free pattern, a video, and many high resolution pictures.

When working sock knitting patterns, there are a lot of options. You can knit socks on double points, use the magic loop technique, or knit on two circular needles. You can knit one at a time, two at a time, or two at a time with one nested inside the other.

If you don't have double-pointed needles, that shouldn't stop you from knitting a pair of socks. Learn how to do it using two circular needles.

Hi there folks! Welcome to day 6 of Knitting and Crochet Blogging Week! Today's topic is 'a tool to covet'... so I'm going to talk about my favorite tool: my 9" circular knitting needle! Why a 9"? Most people think I'm crazy when I say that my favorite knitting needle is a 9" circular. But

First of all, let me tell you a (very short I promise) story. When I was little, my Mum tried to teach me to knit. It was a disaster. The end. Fast forward to last year. I lost my lovely Mum a year ago yesterday and when it happened, I promised myself that I would

"Knitting socks flat with two needles can be more accessible for beginners or those who may find working with multiple needles in the round intimidating. Handling just two needles simplifies the process and allows for a more straightforward approach to sock knitting. Knitting socks flat can be more portable than working on circular needles, making it a great project for on-the-go knitting. With only two needles, it's easy to tuck your work into a bag and take it anywhere."