Looking forward to new projects in 2025. Have a great new year.

Good grief...you make that look so easy.. great tutorial..

I love doing socks on planes. Easy to carry and hold when in flight.

hi Zarina - thanks so much for all of your fun, loving and patient instructions! i have just finished my first sock ever, largely based on your great detailed videos, and am starting the 2nd so am looking forward to watching the rest of this video as i go. Also, i would like to support your work, but do not want to give youtube or whoever my credit card info. Is it possible i could send you a check?

Made a nice edge. Thanks for sharing this technique. ❤

Wheres the pattern pls?

I’m Mahmud, specialize in KZbin channel growth. I’ve noticed your channel and believe my promotion strategies can enhance your reach and engagement. Let’s discuss how we can work together!

Thank you for this explanation Zarina, the clearer I've found so far... very useful! 😍

Thank you for taking it slowly 😊

Thank you, I'd have unravelled the lot, not any more. 😊

I have trouble with the second sock and if I don’t knit it straight away I end up with a lot of odd socks. It is always boring doing the second one. I have solved the problem for me. I knit four socks at the same time alternating between them, they are all on their own set of magic loop needles I find if I get bored with one sock I switch to one of the others; I find I don’t get bored and I can knit each sock at a different stage. Sounds mad I know but it works for me. It takes much longer but I end up with four pair of finished socks. Thank you for your tutorial.

thanks for great instructions! i am new to sock knitting - haven't yet even started, just learning. i am wondering if your use of two circular neddles together is an alternate and perhaps simpler way of doing the magic loop? also i don't think i caught what length each of your circular needles is - are they 9 inch? Thanks much.

Fabulous tutorial. Learning a lot from this channel.

That's an interesting way of increasing. I haven't seen it before. I usually see the M1R/M1L way of doing increases, or a yarn over. I may have to try this at some point, and see how it feels to me.

I have seen exactly one video showing how to do an afterthought heel. It doesn't look like a super beginner friendly type of heel to me. I've made several pairs of socks, mostly cuff down, but I just learned how to do a toe up sock, with Germen Short Rows for the heel. That wasn't as scary as I thought it would be, so perhaps the Afterthought Heel won't be as scary either. I may have to try that for the next pair I make, as I'm already doing a pair with the Germen Short Rows again. I'm trying to get out of my comfort zone with what I already know how to do, be a little more adventurous with the things I want to make, you know? Just to keep things interesting, and try to learn new things. It's so cool that there's so many different ways to make the same thing!

So clear and helpful thank you. Great start to a very useful series.

Hello, passing by to show some support very cool hats specially as it’s starting to get cold here in the UK. They must take some time to make them?

Will be watching tomorrow 😃

Wow super new friend here ❤️ stay connected 💕💕💕💕

Amazing!

The colour came out quite nice. Also DONKEY 9:31

Just reached the heel on my first helical sock and was completely stumped 😅 thank you so much for making this tutorial 💗🙌

Hi Thank you for your lovely comment. About your knitting. There are various ways of making the heel. I think you are proposing a holding needle instead of waste yarn which is doable but tricky. Adding in waste yarn is easier and its an experiment I might try later and see what we get! Do get in touch if you have any questions. I will try and answer as best I can! 😊

I am making my first sock and have watched all your videos as I've been looking for toe up sock using short circular needles... These tutorials are clear and easy to understand..thank you so much for doing them. I was wondering if I Would be able to just continue working the foot on one needle until I get to the heel and then slip half the stitches back onto the other needle to do the heel? I'll be watching for the tutorial for that when it come out... Thanks again.. Much appreciated.

Thank you so much for explaining the Turkish cast on so clearly! ☺

Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Loving this hat and the explanation of how you made it! Thank you. Also, of course, your knitting partner in yarn, Bobbles gives his own appreciation by lying around and being beautiful 😺

I'm loving the knitting scraps monsters! A good idea for using random squares of knitting. Also yarn bombing with paint! Will try this. Thanks : )

So happy your new channel popped up in my feed! I look forward to your tutorials and seeing you grow.

Looks lovely!

What a lovely hat! Gorgeous colour and style. Also loved seeing the herb garden, so interesting. Especially how so many were used both to dye, cure or kill! Agatha Christie would have enjoyed this.

Very cute hat. Loved the tour . Especially the plants that can be used for dye. Thanks!

I know there are so many lovely plants in flower at the moment! 😊

Lovely rhododemdrons too!

The baby cardi is coming along nicely! I do like the colour and that yarn seems to give the stitches a nice, regular texture. Makes me feel like knitting again!

Thankyou!😊

GORGEOUS!

I do love lacey patterns! I think this lacey white would be a lovely neck-scarf tied at the back if kept reasonably small, so the lace shows down the front. The beautiful orangey coloured cardigan is lovely in the stocking stitch. Some yarns knit more regularly than others in that sort of stitch, and this looks to be one of them!. Lovely baby things too. I used to love making baby knitteds - love the booties and look forward to seeing the finished cardi! Love to see the seagull dancing on the grass, trying to get the worms up from down below! More gorgeous socks too! And yet more! Some lovely edging and posy ideas too. Thank you for showing all these lovely pieces of work and good luck with all your projects!

I really like the hat! It's the same shape as my old red school beret, but much prettier! Very nice, and I love that colour - under both lights!

Loved this video. The wonderful little Shetland sweater was quite a pleasure to see. Thank you for including us in the viewing of all the unique knits at the guild meeting.

This would be a lovely summer shawl, with the lace being quite open. Very nice! I do like lace knitting. I have tried bamboo needles, but I much prefer metal ones, but that just my personal preference. Thank you for a nice clear video. -

Very clear instructions for Lacey hole knitting! Thank you. Will definitely try to knit a little practice piece 🧶

Thank you! 😊

Lovely sweater you were wearing.

Beautiful cardi, beautiful model and, the ever lovely and beautiful Bobbles!

Next time, please use a light colored background. This video is way too dark. You’ve chosen a dark background and dark color yarn.

nerd

They look wonderfully cosy as well as beautiful! 💘

I've always done what you call a cable cast-on, but I also put the new stitch on the needle what is effectively the other way round - but it probably doesn't make much difference! I must admit that I'm not very fond of wooden needles - I like the old-style metal ones best, but each to their own! Very nice piece!

I've never cast on this way! Will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing! 🤟