tightening up sock heels
3,121 views · Published 3 February 2016 · 11:19 · Indexed 30 October 2026
Channel: theanswerladyknits · 2016 · Howto & Style
Loom knitted and machine knitted socks sometimes have problems with little holes forming where the heels were short rowed. This is an experimental technique I have invented [I think so anyway] to solve that problem neatly and quickly. Join the experiment and see how it works for you! This is intended for use after the fact if you discover that your socks have holes. I think there are better preventive methods to try next time. I have great sock books for both machine and loom knitters here for loomers in my Ravelry store. Visit our new website here https://free-4988452.webadorsite.com/ Our youtu.be channel is here https://youtube.com/@theanswerladyknits?si=VFj24B5VzRNIMzTgVisit our new website here https://free-4988452.webadorsite.com/ Our youtu.be channel is here https://youtube.com/@theanswerladyknits?si=VFj24B5VzRNIMzTg
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