Turkish Cast On Tutorial for Toe Up Socks (Skip to

This is my all-time favorite cast on for toe up socks. I think it's perfect in its simplicity and beauty. Hope it helps you!
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[@tosstease2215]

I have been watching toe up videos for the past two days and you are the only one that has made this super clear and in an excellent amount of time as well. Thank you

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so glad my video helped you

[@gailspangler9024]

Talk about a bolt of lightning!!! I, too, always use a Turkish Cast-On, but just doing Y/O then knit thru the back loop?? GENIUS!!! No going back, now, this is my ONLY way of starting toe-ups from now on! Life it too short for M1L and M1R!!! BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Thank you, Cristi!!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Hahah! I love your comment! I'm so glad I could clue you in to a cool new technique.

[@jamyewilson69]

I agree! That was a startling revelation!

[@CitrusKris]

AGREED! So much youth wasted on M1L and M1R.

[@mavisoliver6599]

I loved it always have trouble with cast on the way u do it is wonderful thank you

[@karenfolkerts3143]

Great! Couldn’t be easier, esp the yarn-over knit-through the back loop increases! With kfb or M1R and L, I was always forgetting whether I was on the plain or increase round. Now there are just two rules,: If the second stitch is is a yarn-over, knit it through the back loop. If the second stitch in is not a yarn-over, make a yarn-over! No more straining to see tiny stitches or counting to figure out where I am! Plus, it looks great! Thanks so much.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome! I'm just passing on tips and tricks I've picked up over the years. :o)

[@lilianberkesi6446]

big true

[@sachaleon7285]

Good heavens, where have you been all my life!?! And how come I've only stumbled upon this wonderful little ingenious technique just now? Loving it!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Lol! I felt the same way when I discovered it

[@BridgetteRaes]

This was so helpful and the YO increases, game changer!!!!! I breezed through my first pair of toe up socks and even used the YO increases for the gusset increase and it worked perfectly. This video made everything so simple, plus I love listening to your voice

[@jaclynnteeter3067]

Omg, I was so overwhelmed to learn different cast ons. You explained it soooooo amazingly. I had no problems at all learning it from you. Thank you so much for sharing!!!! Thanks!!😊

[@dogsinolga]

Amazingly simple. Both the cast on and the yarn over. Makes me wonder why I and millions of others thought we had to do that Make 1 Left/Right bit! Thank you!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

LOL! I thought the same thing when I first learned the YO technique

[@RosyPosy1970]

Only just found this and it’s a game changer!! Now there are two perfect little sock toes on my needles, and the whole process was totally fuss free. Thank you so much for making the time to share ♥️

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome!

[@laurenbrender3671]

This just appeared in my reccommended, as I'm starting my first pair of socks, and I must say,. This is the best tutorial I've found so far! Thank you for clear and concise instructions 😁

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad my video helped!

[@Rennagayle]

Wow! I am so happy to learn about this method. I find the Judy's Magic Cast On to just be too fiddly for me, but I think I can do this. Also, thank you for the tip about starting a sock at the beginning of a color; and also for your increase method, YO, then knitting in the back loop.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

That was the same problem I had with Judy's as well. The Turkish is just so much easier. :o) And, you're very welcome for the other tips! I love to share any tips I come across that make knitting life easier. :o)

[@juliedrake6279]

This is fantastic. I know it's a very old video now (it's March 2022) but I love it. It came up in my feed and i'm so glad it did. I love the Turkish cast on and i've never seen the yo increases so i'm going to do that now. You're the only knitter i've come across who knits like me, ie yarn feed finger right next to the left needle in continental ( Norwegian) style. I find it the best way to knit ergonomically and for speed and a good tension.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad!

[@Ruby-wise]

One of my life-knitting goals is to say, “ oh,,,yes,,thanks...I knitted these socks!” I’ve tried and tried..hopefully this is THE pattern that takes👍🏻

[@CookwithCatalina]

Now that is the easiest "cast on" I've ever imagined :)) thank you for the perfect tutorial!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thanks! I'm so glad the video helped!

[@Flashing1957]

Very good tutorial. Turkish CO for socks is the easiest, quickest, less bothersome one I'm found and used to date. I've tried all of the "popular" ones. None are better or quicker. The yo increases work so well too. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. You are one fast knitter BTW.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! I completely agree that the Turkish CO is the best and the easiest of all the I've tried. I doubt I'll ever use another technique when this one works so very well. :o) And, lol, I never really thought of myself as a fast knitter. I just knit at Cristi speed. :o)

[@alicecowan3499]

I love this! I had a hard time with the Judys Magic Cast On with my hands. I will be using this cast on going forward...Alice from Eastern Washington 👍🏼😉

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad it will help you! Like you, I started with Judy's, and just found it to be more work than it needed to be. Once I discovered the Turkish Cast On, I never looked back. :o)

[@skentstuard]

I've been trying many different cast ons and this is my favorite. I love the simplicity. The yarn overs don't have any holes and is very easy to tell where you are if you've put your socks down. Thanks!!!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Exactly! That's what I love about the technique as well. :o)

[@jsprince6631]

Oh my goodness! Who'd a thunk it, I'm making a toe for toe up socks. GREAT tutorial, very easy to see and to understand. Thank you so much for this, I've been trying to make toe up socks for a very long time and for the very first time it seems that it's working!! :)

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Oh, I'm so glad! You know, I made the tutorial sort of as an afterthought. But I'm so glad I did it. I've gotten so many comments just like your talking about how they've been struggling with socks, and my tutorial helped. It really warms the cockles of my heart knowing I've been able to help. :o)

[@barbaraaltman4527]

Excellent video. I like that you use actual sock yarn and needles. Too many sock toe tutorials use big yarn and needles, which are easier to see but don't realistically depict actual sock knitting. Yes, the needles and yarn are tiny, but that's how you get wearable socks! I have been doing YO increases for a while now, they're the best ones for increasing every round, which you need to do, initially, if you want a rounded toe. One refinement: I like to remount the yarn over at the end of the needle so that I can knit it twisted through the front loop. Very subtle difference though, you'd have to look really closely to see it, and who looks that closely at sock toes, except geeks like me? ; )

[@RelativelyCrafty]

LOL! I'm a sock geek too! :o) Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I agree that it's nice to see tutorials using the intended weight of yarn. I'd like to say that I planned it so that folks could see what it would really look like in the wild, but the fact of the matter is that I was lazy and so just used the sock I was working on at the moment. :o)

[@lilianmiramontesjr.7550]

Barbara Altman thank you for the tip on rounded toe, I really dislike the trapezoid shape of the usual toe up socks

[@louisecalabrese7572]

agree,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at last seeing the actual size yarn and needles is the way it should be. Love learning this way of doing icreases. Thrilled .... this is the way to go. :)

[@rustypatch9543]

Love this increase. Will never struggle with M1L or M1R again.

[@chevydude658]

What a great video! You really do a great job of demonstrating this cast on. I've always been a little muddy on this cast on. Also, I finally learned a little something about continental knitting by watching you go to town on these socks! Great video.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you got something out of the video. :o)

[@lynngundel8452]

Christi-Lael, Thank you for showing me an easy way to do toe up Turkish cast on. The toes look smooth. Instructions are clear.

[@carolrichardson5958]

Of all the sock tutorials there are, this method was FANTASTIC. The increases are so simple.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for saying so! I'm so glad it helped you!

[@PermaPen]

Beautifully clear - and I'm fascinated by how you hold your yarn. This will be how I start my first pair of socks in the winter evenings!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

LOL! Isn't it interesting how we all learned a slightly different way to hold our yarns? :o) I'm glad the video helped you! Enjoy your socks!

[@thecatmont]

I've hated sock knitting for years...until I was introduced to the afterthought heel...it moved to dislike knitting socks...and BAM Turkish cast on?!?!?!? changed my whole sock knitting experience and add the ktbl trick sweet baby jesus THANK YOU, my hubby now has all the socks he wants.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

😋💚

[@sandybeach516]

I love this cast on, I've start my third paid of socks and am trying the way you increase. so far it is so much easier to remember. Instructions were very clear, thanks so much for posting

[@vanxcl]

This is definitely the most straightforward cast on and increases I found. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Happy to help you out! :o)

[@TheKnitwiz]

just found you here on youtube and now i'm trying the Turkish cast on, easy clear instructions. thank you

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so sorry for the late comment, but I'm so glad you were able to get help with my video!

[@caroljuniper5100]

Brilliant! Thank you so much for this - have done the Turkish cast on a few times before I saw your video but still need to refresh my memory each time. Will save this so I can refer to it again when I need to.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Great! I'm glad the video helps! I do the same thing with techniques I don't use all the time. I go back to the video tutorial that helped me the most to refresh my memory. :o) Happy sock knitting!

[@beenakalra9792]

Thank you for this very clear video I found your demonstration very easy to follow and I have made three socks with your Turkish cast on , I enjoyed using your method.Thanks once again.

[@karenwhite2965]

I have been trying to do the toe up cast on using a lot of KZbin videos and haven't gotten the hang of any of them including Judy' Magic Cast On. This one I finally got to work for me. Thank you for such concise, simple steps at a perfect pace. Very smooth!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Awesome! I'm so glad this worked out for you! :o)

[@juleseast3003]

This is by far the easiest way to increase for the toe stitches. I flit between Turkish cast on and judys magic cast on. I’m getting there with the magic cast on and i do find my work is tighter but I shall definitely use this increase method. Thank you for the video

[@bonniegolliher8918]

I'm sharing this tutorial all over the place! It takes so much frustration out of toe up cast on. Thank you SO much.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Golly, thanks! I'm so glad that it helped you!

[@heidirh]

I'm amazed at the perfection of this toe-up cast-on. Thank you for the clear demonstration.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for saying so!

[@rrene5431]

WOW! I am now sooooo ready! Great tutorial! Video and explanations are very clear. Thanks a lot!

[@bethdevillez1405]

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[@aquinnahsun]

Wonderful ideas. I’m a new sock knitter, and I decided to use your Turkish cast on and the yarn over increases for the second sock of my second-ever pair. I’m using this pair as a knitting lab. Thank you!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Yay! I'm so glad the video helped you. And yay for a second pair of socks!

[@patriciakinney4531]

You were the only one that I have found that made it easy enough so that a beginner can follow, thank you!!!!!

[@thehillshavemaitais]

Agreed- I was really struggling with "KFB"- this is much-MUCH- simpler. Thank you!

[@rosepaul9681]

Love your video. I use the Turkish cast on all the time. I am fascinated by your yarn over increases. I've tried many types of increases and want to try this one next. I have done the twisted loop increase but have forgotten which way to twist on each side. Thanks for this.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Happy to help! :o) I love the yarn over increases. It's such a simple technique, but has great results.

[@bdarci]

I used this cast on for another project, and didn’t think of it for up socks. Thank you. Excellent video.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@jonicholas9212]

Amazing!! I am a do knitter and have never tried magic loop so am encouraged to try this!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Great!

[@reginamtzv]

Wow!! The beauty of logic and simplicity! In my quest for a good sock tutorial I have been watching all this videos: German short rows, wrap-and-turns, M1L & M1R...the horror! And the cast-on's: provisional, seamless... oh my, so complicated and frustrating. This is just genious!!! Love it!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad you're getting some benefit from my video. :O) I agree that the simplicity of the technique is so awesome.

[@just-jessica8469]

My 1st time attempting socks and ive looked at multiple vids and this one by far is the best n clear and very easy for someone only knitting for not even a year and ive already gotton 24sts increased! Thank you for this...now i need to figure out the heel 😂

[@phierle]

You could try an afterthought heel : no need to turn the heel, you can knit the tube of the sock straight on until the cuff and then come back to the heel at the end. So you can knit it in a different colour for a nice contrast, and when the heel gets worn it's easy to replace it ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4qVYXqkftumoZo

[@simplefaithanddaisies]

Thank you. You’ve helped me conquer my fear of knitting my first pair of socks. Everything about this was simple. I slowed down the video to .25 speed to watch the k1 yo tbl stitch/row and when you did that slower on the last row it really helped. I can’t believe I’m making a sock!!!! thanks for the free pattern and video. Hugs!!!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

So happy my video helped!❤️❤️❤️

[@luvsknitting4378]

Thanks so much for this video! It’s been years since I’ve knitted toe up socks & my increase sts. ( M1 or kfb) were really sloppy. I can’t wait to try your method.

[@jerribrown3844]

I hope you will get this. I tried two other tutorials, but yours is the one best for me. The yarn over sand knitting in the back is great. I kept forgetting what row I was on but I can keep it straight now.👍🏻🥰

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video helped!

[@mzymba]

Love it, just cast on and it's looking super cute, Thank you for the clear tutorial on the Turkish CO

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome! Hope it helps you!.

[@acolon4617]

I GOT IT! YAAAY! Thank you so much for simplifying this. I LOVE making socks and actually use several different methods: Tunisian crochet AND knit in the same sock, or straight out Tunisian crochet or plain knit and purl, or various crochet stitches. Can you tell I like variety? I discovered the Turkish method and found it so incredibly easy to make socks that I made 50 pairs autumn-to-winter about 2 years ago. I started with Cuff down but have wanted to learn Toe up. Don’t know why I kept running into problems.

[@markfw54]

Wow! That is super simple and looks great. I always struggled with the make 1’s. this is so much easier.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad the video helped!

[@yasminlaila6113]

Excellent tutorial! have been knitting socks for years but never tried this, it looks quicker and easier than Judys Magic Cast On. Thank You. I've learnt something new🌺

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Awesome! I'm so glad it helped you!

[@margaret8068]

I have just made a new friend !! Thank you very much for showing me the easiest way to knit socks toe up Thank you Thank You !!!!! Can’t wait to watch more of your podcasts 🥰

[@RelativelyCrafty]

So happy my video helped! And I'm so sorry for the late reply!

[@rekhakevat7061]

Thank you. I have been looking at youtube trying to get my head around this. finally following your method it all makes sense. Thank you for making it so simple.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad my video helped!

[@jq7136]

I can't wait to try! TKS it looks so much easier than M1L,R,etc. I wish you'd make one more video using larger needles and worsted yarn to see more clearly (for us senior citizens with some eye probs haha).

[@carenbryant8622]

OMG! You. Are. A. Knitting. Rock. Star! Excellent video. Paced well. No babbling. VERY nice voice to listen to And, I now have three rows on my needles. AND. And...I am doing TAAT (because I have horrible SSS). It wasn't difficult at all to do! Less fiddly than the cast on for Magic Loop. No tears! No ripping out and starting over umpteenth times! And I've always wondered what the best increase was for socks...all my friends have their favorites. I like M1L/R, but I, like others that have posted, get lost in which way to go, I lose count of stitches. Awesome sauce. Well done! And I've save the video because, well, I forget between pairs. Thank you. Thank you.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad the video helped, and you rock for the TAAT!

[@bonniestull5822]

I’ve never tried the yarn over increase. I’m a newbie! Thank you for your clear video. I’ll subscribe 😀

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're very welcome!

[@tammypell8009]

This is a good tutorial-explains well-I now use this cast on for my toe up socks. Thank you for sharing!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so welcome!

[@ceciliacandia6255]

You explained the cast on and the increases very clearly. Thanks a lot.

[@ojtopntai]

Very quick cast on , I am new to this and love it , in the process of knitting two socks, thanks!!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad this helped you!

[@SoorAurora]

Thank you! So clear, useful chatter skip hint appreciated. I knit purl, portuguese style and I was able to follow your tutorial in knit and then easily do it again using purls.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

❤️❤️❤️

[@missclimpson]

Very clear instructions. Thanks for the tip on avoiding the hole at the YO.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Happy to help!

[@marylounye4577]

Thank you for making it easy. I would like to know what type of yarn you like to use and what needle size you like to use. Do you knit two together also? Thank you again.

[@sandybeach516]

starting the toe for my second sock in this pair, this increase was so much better. Again thanks for uploading this video.

[@sarahchellew8244]

absolutely beautiful knitting and beautiful result

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Wonderful!

[@debihunt3504]

Thank you so much for simplifying this caston and increase. Very detailed and doable!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

So happy to be of help, Debi!

[@danielle1981buster]

Why have I only just found you!!!???! I just know I'm going to be binge watching now. You're an amazing teacher xx

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Aw, thank you so much!!

[@samanthaperkins5505]

I have spent hours trying to understand circular knitting needles. And this is the only way that not only can i understand but also achieve😁 thank you so much

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Great! I am so happy to hear that my video helped you!!!

[@UlliMeng]

thank you so much! This is by far the best cast on and the easiest!!!!! You revolutionized my knitting!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so happy to have been of help!

[@ladonnajohnson3830]

Wow how amazing! I use toe up socks when I want to use an entire skein but dread the cast on. Thank you so much for this method.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad it helped you! It's my favorite cast on for socks.

[@carolynh3473]

I've never done toe-up socks but this looks intriguing! Lots of good tips. Thanks.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Happy to help! Let me know if you ever try to knit them toe-up. :O)

[@susankadlec1136]

The best explanation yet for a toe up cast on! Thanks so much.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome!

[@elainetharrington6161]

Love it, will use this all the time to make the up socks.

[@mariarw1]

Thank you very helpful, very clear instructions and can see your knitting as it progresses

[@margaretmiller1]

Love this! Very easy to see and copy. Yarn over increases so common sense I can't believe I haven't seen it before or thought of it myself. Basically I think it's the same thing as M1L? Thank you so much for taking the time to do this Cristi.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed my video. :o)

[@MarciaCleare]

Great tutorial. Very helpful. Can't wait to use this. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome! I was so blown away be how easy this cast on was when I learned it all those years ago, and I knew I would want to pass on the knowledge to as many knitters as I could. :o) I hope it helps make your next pair of socks awesome!

[@suzannestephens5983]

Thank you! This is one of the best tutorials for this cast on I've seen!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much for saying so! I'm glad you like it. :o)

[@gloria2812]

Oh my! I loved your video, what a great way to increase stitches! So simple! I’ve only made 2 pairs from the top down. This will be my first toe up, am so excited to start! Thank you very much. Very well explained. Hugs from Florida

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You are so welcome!

[@veronical3135]

Tried Judy’s magic cast on today and failed. Can’t believe how easy this method is. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@judyashley4326]

Best video on toe up socks - trust me, I have watched a lot of videos! Thank you.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thanks so much! I'm glad it helped you

[@shaunastitches]

I've knit a lot of socks but I usually do cuff down. This is a great tutorial for toe up. Thank you for sharing this easy method!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome! Sorry for the late reply

[@Maria-uf5hz]

Great technique! 👌🏻 So simpel and still very beautiful! Just started my socks like this 😃 the video could have been just a little bit slower for easier following but I just rewinded a few times and then it was fine. Thank you!

[@GultenA529]

Well, first of all, I am Turkish. I have seen many tutorials that explain how to start Turkish Cast on. You showed it the best and simplest way.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thank you so much!

[@janetpingrey7155]

Ohmygouda.....talk about a bolt of lightning....I always use a Turkish cast-on, but this was AMAZING. (and I can't get over how you tension your yarn. I am a right hand thrower and that just blew me away. Geez, maybe I can teach this old dog a new trick or two. Thanks SO much....and I love your style......:)

[@RelativelyCrafty]

LOL! I'm super glad that you enjoyed the video.

[@carolynrockafellow417]

Awesome. Looks easy to do..will try this the next pair I make. Been using magic loop for years.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Great! Have fun with them!

[@vickie5394]

Awesome! You're a great teacher!!! I was looking to learn this and I'm glad that I found your tutorial, thank you!!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Awesome! I'm so glad it helped you!

[@suecelmer3951]

Thank you so much. This just made my knitting so much easier.

[@beenakalra9792]

I think you have explained very well,I used your method of yo increases and found it Very convenient. I didn’t have to remember which row to increase on ,thank you so much.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome!

[@a.sobriquet6220]

Ingenious! I will never do it any other way. Thank you!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome!

[@orul8273]

very clever. I like the yarn over increase idea. Now I won't lose track of my rows. Thank you.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You welcome! I'm glad it helped you!

[@louisecalabrese7572]

I AGREE TOO

[@bikrgran]

HUH! That looks so easy! And I would have never thought of the YO for the increases. Yaaaa!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

❤️❤️❤️

[@bbartlett1055]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you. You make it look so much easier. Now I feel prepared to do my next toe up socks. Instructions were very clear. Thanks again!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so happy to have helped!!!

[@bonniecoons6697]

This tutorial is awesome! I am finally trying toe up socks today and they look great on my first try!!!! Thank you for the great video!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Wonderful! I'm so happy!

[@lucylai4910]

Great tutorial. Never knit a sock yet but I'll be sure to try this when I do!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Oh! Be sure to let me know how your first sock works out!

[@annagluyas1145]

Thank you, Little Baby Booties Pattern said to start with this cast on method, I had never heard of or it seen before. Thank you for sharing so Happy I love this

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MD-zp3sp]

Omg, this looks so easy! The magic loop cast on is confusing to me. Your video makes perfect sense to me. Thank you!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so sorry that this comment fell through the cracks! ❤️

[@bethdouthit4297]

The best and easiest way. I'm ready to cast on! Her explanations are the best!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Thanks so much, Beth!

[@edithurso2402]

This seems so simple to do, will certainly make my next pair of socks using this method

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm glad it helps you!

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

I want to thank you so much! This is super easy! I kept trying the Judy’s magic cast on and I kept getting big stitches with holes on the first row! It was frustrating. Then I found this video and it’s perfect! Thank you again!

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad the video helped!

[@suzannehutegger4656]

This is a great video ! I will definitely use this when I knit my first pair of toe-up socks.

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@kathryngifford2317]

Perfect! I was able to follow you. First time I have been able to start the toe of a sock! Thanks

[@RelativelyCrafty]

Wonderful!

[@buttermilkbaysoap9416]

I gave up with the circular needles but this has inspired me to try again. I so want to start with the toe and not the cuff for guessing on yarn amount and I think this is it! Thankyou

[@RelativelyCrafty]

You're so very welcome!

[@tuberfying]

Thank you! Thank you! You made that look soooo much more simple. I have not watched a video yet where anyone did a toe increase using the yarn over method. I am new to sock making and whatever can make it easier i'm all for it.

[@tuberfying]

Do you have a video for the heel section?

[@RelativelyCrafty]

I'm so glad that it helped you! I remember being a new sock knitter and really appreciating when a wiser sock knitter let me in on a tip and trick. :o) Yes, I do have a video up teaching how to do the afterthought heel. I posted it right around the same time I did this video. You can find it by clicking on my channel and then clicking on the videos tab. :o)

[@gayathriramdas4342]

Thank You Very Much !!! for making it so easy to understand. What is the needle size you use and where can I purchase it from? I enjoyed your video.

[@jacqueflavell6028]

Great! Very good presentation. Clear, precise. Thankyou.