How to knit two socks at once

A step-by-step tutorial on how to knit Judys magic cast-on and start your socks toe-up. Including a slow-motion video for beginners.

Knit both socks on one needle! Start and finish your socks at the same time with this easy tutorial based on the Winwick Mum Sockalong pattern.

Last week we talked about the magic of the Magic Loop method for one at a time (1aat) items suchs as socks or sleeves. If you're not familiar with the technique, I recommend checking out the blog post

*** Warning: Picture Heavy post!!*** Here is part 1 of this tutorial! 1. So at this point you should be ready to turn the heel on your soc...

This week on Ask Me Monday we dive into the first part of how to knit socks two-at-a-time on a circular needle, and using the Magic loop method.

Ready to become a magic loop master? With Lorilee Beltman as your guide, find out how to work two projects at once while magic looping.

Picking up stitches when you're knitting can sound like a counterintuitive instruction. As the stitches are already on your needles, right? In today's tutorial I will demistify this jargon for you and make sttiches to knit a border or button band.

Learn how to knit slipper socks on two double-pointed needles and medium worsted acrylic yarn. Beginner-friendly pattern. No knitting in rounds.

Toronto knitter Jen was making the awesomest socks by blending multiple colours of her sock yarn leftovers. They were a big hit.

Ever since I read about this technique in War & Peace, I had wanted to try it. Although one might think with the surge of DIY video's on youtube and how-to websites, one would be able to find follow-along instructions on this with ease, alas, it is not the case. So, I put this on the back of mind always subconsciously searching for tips on how one might achieve this. Then, last week, a box of Knitting Traditions Magazine (published by Interweave) was delivered to my store. I am enamored with…