Thank you for a wonderful tutorial, I loom knit my socks cuff down, after completing the toe section, I use scrap yarn and knit four or five rows then remove the sock from the loom do the Kitchener stitch and that’s it. There’s a tutorial called Kitchener closing knit tubes that shows you how to do it, it’s less than 3 minutes long, I try several different ways for the toe section and the stitches would be a mess until I found the tutorial mention above.
Thank you for the info :-) I'm always trying to learn new techniques. When I do cuff down I kitchener by either transferring to knitting needles or moving half of the stitches to the other side then kitchener.
@@HypnoticHysteriaLooming i try your tutorial where you are using knitting needles and couldn’t, i get mixed up and don’t know why, so after searching hi and low found the tutorial mention on my previous comment, try it just loom knit clockwise and after removing the sock from the knitting loom ( with scrap yarn attached ) make sure your main tail it’s on your top right like on the video and from there follow the tutorial and you’ll see how easy and fast you complete the closing of the toes.
This must be an advanced project. For an advanced loom knitter. I would like to get a cindiwood loom oval sock loom, but may putt it offically for a while until I am more comfortable using the loom to make socks. I have putt off making socks because of how difficult it seems.
This is awesome ❤...I was just telling my mother tonight i was buying my neice a loom set for Christmas and give her ppls channels who loom knit and urs will be on the top..I love the sock..( i stay cold from blood thinners) and i cant jave enough socks😂😂..its absolutely beautiful..I've never seen it zig zagged..awesome ❤
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial, I loom knit my socks cuff down, after completing the toe section, I use scrap yarn and knit four or five rows then remove the sock from the loom do the Kitchener stitch and that’s it. There’s a tutorial called Kitchener closing knit tubes that shows you how to do it, it’s less than 3 minutes long, I try several different ways for the toe section and the stitches would be a mess until I found the tutorial mention above.
Thank you for the info :-) I'm always trying to learn new techniques. When I do cuff down I kitchener by either transferring to knitting needles or moving half of the stitches to the other side then kitchener.
@@HypnoticHysteriaLooming i try your tutorial where you are using knitting needles and couldn’t, i get mixed up and don’t know why, so after searching hi and low found the tutorial mention on my previous comment, try it just loom knit clockwise and after removing the sock from the knitting loom ( with scrap yarn attached ) make sure your main tail it’s on your top right like on the video and from there follow the tutorial and you’ll see how easy and fast you complete the closing of the toes.
This must be an advanced project. For an advanced loom knitter. I would like to get a cindiwood loom oval sock loom, but may putt it offically for a while until I am more comfortable using the loom to make socks. I have putt off making socks because of how difficult it seems.
This is a beginner house sock class I did. The pdf is a free download on ravelry. Link in video description ruclips.net/video/5-ougKt_X5A/видео.html
This is awesome ❤...I was just telling my mother tonight i was buying my neice a loom set for Christmas and give her ppls channels who loom knit and urs will be on the top..I love the sock..( i stay cold from blood thinners) and i cant jave enough socks😂😂..its absolutely beautiful..I've never seen it zig zagged..awesome ❤
Hay Amanda. I tried that link for the loom but it doesn’t show that particular loom. How do I find it? Helpppp
www.cindwoodlooms.com/products/oval-sock-looms-customizable