Toe to Cuff Tubular Knit Sock

How to machine knit a tubular sock from the toe up, if you hand knit the ribbing, no sewing or grafting needed in the end. Just weave in the 2 yarn ends

[@camit3763]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful Master Class, Berda.

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

You are so welcome!

[@cathyserafinowicz6374]

I love your tutorials ,thank you. Xxxx

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

You’re welcome 😊

[@ivetastaune9440]

Marvellous!!!!! Thank you very uch for sharing this. It would take much time for myself to figure it out :)

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

You can do it!

[@juliaarshinova2097]

Thank you for this tutorial. Could you please explain what to do to avoid holes when passing to circular knitting after the heel as unfortunately I don't fully understand.

[@sylviasparkman6348]

Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is very helpful! I have a question about hanging the toe stitches on the ribber. It seems to me that there is one less loop than there are caston stitches because you are actually picking up the purl bump between the stitches that is around the sinkers. I have been casting on an extra stiitch on the main bed so that there are enough for every needle, and then decreasing back to the correct number. But i am getting a hole and messy stitches and sometimes drop a stitch when I switch over to knitting in the round. Can you help me understand where I am going wrong?

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

What I do is take the yarn tail and put over that added needle, when you go to weave it in, you can close up the hole it will have.

[@tienwu3040]

Great info. Thanks.

[@jjbing3]

Thanks

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

Welcome

[@terryrobinson4432]

Sorry I asked for tub knitting. I'm using a singer

[@RobertaRoseMeads]

You mean Tube Knitting as in the sock video?