Introducing

#1

My sock knitting class is now available in a printer friendly version.
I’ve removed the black background from ALL of the photos so they’re no longer little ink hogs.

Let the rejoicing begin.
:happydance:

#2

:cheering: :happydance: :cheering: :thumbsup:

#3

:thumbsup: :cheering: :thumbsup:

#4

woohoo! :slight_smile:

#5

:cheering:

I bought sock yarn from my LYS AND from KnitPicks and your tutorial is on my “to do” list! Now I just need to buy ink for my printer… :smiley:

#6

:cheering: Woohoo!! :smiley: I just started your class and I love it!!!

I’m glad that its in a printer friendly version too!! :cheering: :thumbsup:

#7

Awesome Silver! I used the part for closing the toe (cant remeber what its called) for attatching a handle on my Sophie bag. And I had to keep scrolling up and down, heh! Of course I finally got the hang of it on the last 4 stitches! But a printed version sounds great for stuff like that.

Candace, who really needs to learn to knit a sock.

#8

:cheering: I already thought your tutorial was wonderful. Now I guess it is splendiferous! I send so many people there!

#9

Wow this is fabulous!

#10

Silver! I checked it out (its printing right now!) This is fantabulous!

Thank you sooooo much.

Candace

#11

:cheering: :cheering: :cheering:

I STILL visit for help starting the Kitchener stitch; after the first few, I’m good to go, but I can never remember the first few!! :doh:

#12

You’re just so dang speshkal, Sil!! :thumbsup:

#13

Future socks of America SALUTE you! It is one groovy tutorial! I have made a regular pair, a pair of socklets, and a teenie baby pair using your methodology. Thank you so very much!