Knitting two socks at a time

Ever since starting the #lamercerieyearofsocks last year, I have gotten A LOT of questions from you guys about sock knitting. Then, after posting a photo a few weeks ago about knitting socks two at a time, I got a whole bunch more questions...so I wanted to address them all here! Let me know if you have any other que

Get cozy with the Fireplace Socks - these thick, simple cabin socks are quick to knit and were created with beginners in mind. Use this free beginner cozy sock knitting pattern to knit your first pair of socks with worsted weight yarn this season!

Knit both socks at the same time.

In this article, we introduce a fantastic opportunity to expand your knitting repertoire with a basic sock pattern from Ravelry, using the Magic Loop method. This technique is both beginner-friendly and versatile, allowing you to

In this informative video, Madeline from Knitting House Square takes us on a step-by-step journey to create a cozy pair of socks using 9" circular knitting needles. These unique needles offer an exciting alternative to traditional circular or double-pointed knitting needles. Throughout the tutorial, Madeline covers essential techniques, including casting on, joining in the round, cuff and leg construction, short row heel creation, sock foot knitting, switching to magic loop for toe...

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

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.

Give your usual sock knitting techniques a break when you check out these tips for knitting socks (possible even two at a time!) with magic loop.

Try the invisible cast-on for toe-up socks with this step-by-step photo tutorial! The invisible cast-on is a type of closed cast-on that can be used on any project that's closed at the bottom, such as pouches, bags, pillow cases, top-down mittens or — what's demonstrated in this post — toe-up socks. The invisible cast-on is quick to do, easy to remember, doesn't result in sloppy first rows, and can also be used for two-at-a-time magic loop knitting. #knitting #knit #caston #toeup…

Every year when it starts getting cold, I think about the things I might want or need to make to help me get through the season without being so chilly. And probably every year I think about the fa…