Tunisian Crochet Socks in Any Size

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[@HabibahW]

OoOooO Yes the notes really helped with the visual, reading the pattern was nice but some parts I had to re read a couple times. I had got custom tunisian double ended 9in total with 5mm hook just for socks. I was even able to get a thumb rest ! I will email you a photo !

[@ModeBespoke]

Thanks Habibah! 🤔 I’ll go back and take a look at them. I tend to make things a bit more complicated than they need to be 🙊. Ooooh! I’ll look for it, thank you!!

[@jygood3718]

Thank you very much for this tutorial 👍🦘🐨

[@jennityni5990]

I don't understand, i thought I did everything just like in the video but it seems my sock turned heel side up when switching from increases to decreases 😅 I have the "lines" going parallel instead of looking more like a triangle as yours.

[@ModeBespoke]

Oh no! 😂 it happens! Shoot me an email with a photo so I can take a look and we can find a way to correct it. I forgot to add my email address 🤦🏽‍♀️ [e-mail]

[@finnblix]

I am a bit confused around 18:10, cause when I slip stitch the chain into the 15th (for me 23rd) stitch I will have already reached the stitchmarker

[@ModeBespoke]

Thank you for the time stamp! It made it so much easier to understand where you needed help. Let’s troubleshoot! Have you been adding the increases? By that point in the pattern, you should have added a few rows of increases to accommodate the heel.

[@finnblix]

@@ModeBespoke Yes, I have increased for five rows. But if I started with 14 stitches between stitchmarkers like you. And I added 5 stitches to that because of the increases. I would have 19 stitches, but after you crochet 5 knitstitches, there would be 14 stitches left to the next stitchmarker, but you skip those, so I am not understanding how you are left with five stitches when you attach the chain. I hope this wasn't too long and complicated

[@ModeBespoke]

No, hun, I think I got you now. Thank you! If you undressed on one side, then yes, you have 19 stitches; you need to increase on both sides of the chain 24 and from there you can get the skipped 23. Does that help? (We can keep troubleshooting if not)

[@finnblix]

​@@ModeBespokeThank you! I thought I had to increase two every round but I have to increase 4 right?

[@finnblix]

Nvm, I interpreted it wrong, but I rewatched the increasing part multiple times and now I understand