Toe-up (DK) heels are a key feature of toe-up sock knitting, offering flexibility in fit and design. With methods like short-row heels, afterthought heels, and gusseted heels, you can customise the shape and depth for maximum comfort. Knitting socks from the toe up allows you to try them on as you go, ensuring a perfect fit and making the most of your yarn. Whether you prefer a snug heel or extra room, mastering toe-up (DK) heels will take your sock knitting to the next level!
Are you ready to take your sock-knitting skills to the next level? The Fleegle Heel is a revolutionary technique that has taken the knitting world by storm. Combining elegance, practicality, and a flawless fit, this method will quickly become your go-to for knitting socks with READ MORE
Welcome to the fascinating world of toe-up sock knitting, where the journey begins at the very tips of your toes! In this innovative and versatile technique, we delve into the art of crafting a heel flap and gusset. The toe-up heel flap and gusset construction READ MORE
Welcome to the world of afterthought heels, a clever and versatile sock-knitting technique that allows you to add heels to your socks at a later stage, just like an afterthought! This innovative method not only simplifies the sock-knitting process but also opens up a realm READ MORE
Welcome to the world of peasant heels, a charming and practical knitting technique that adds a touch of rustic elegance to your handmade socks. The peasant heel, also known as an afterthought heel or a waste yarn heel, is a clever and straightforward method for READ MORE
The Short Row Heel, also known as the Boomerang Heel, is a fantastic option for knitters who want to avoid the more complex techniques of picking up stitches for a gusset or increasing stitches in the gusset for toe-up socks. If you find the traditional READ MORE
