The best thing about toe-up socks? Adjusting the leg length is super easy, especially if you're working with a limited amount of yarn. Mine ended up as super cute shorties because I only had one mini skein of the contrast colour, but in theory they could totally become stockings, too, if you have the patience! 😅 I've written a pattern for the #auseklissocks, which will be launching in just a couple of weeks. The design features the Latvian Morning Star symbol (Auseklis). These are toe-up socks

Toe-up socks are fun until you reach the bind-off and realise you can't get your foot through because it's too tight! 😭 The fix? Go Tubular! 💪🏼 . The tubular bind-off is great for 1x1 rib or 1x1 twisted rib, giving a classy edge with just a couple of setup rounds. Basically, it makes a small double-knit edge that you graft together with the Kitchener stitch, looking seamless as if all stitches were on the same needle. . 🔸Setup Round 1: * Knit 1 (or knit 1 through the back loop for twisted ri

Toe-up socks are my favorite to make. They’re super easy to get to the perfect length since you can try them on as you go! Plus, if you're doing a heel flap, you don’t have to worry about picking up stitches along the flap—which can sometimes leave annoying little holes. Let me know if there's anything you don't like about a toe-up sock in the comments!! ☺️ . Ever since I saw a sock with a sole gusset, I’ve been stubbornly adding it to all my designs, and this one’s no different. My toe-up socks

How to Knit Yarn Over Short Rows, Toe Up Socks