Sock info pattern sought

Nov 29, 2005 6 Replies

Hi all,



Would SKS out there know of the website for Socks cuff down on circulars. this is a step by step instruction page with pictures. I had it saved and crashed and lost it.



Roll on next week when the new pc arrives lol


-- Cheers Cher

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here is a page with four lessons to "click" on, I don't know if this was it! (I had another one earlier, but cannot find it.)

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Here is a video!! If you look under "small diameter circular knitting", You find: * On two circular needles *Magic Loop knitting There is a "video ikon" to click on to each of them, the site is here:
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More generell :
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here frome thr same, using magic loop, a loooong round needlehttp://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:Lb_RZLNIjtQJ:
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luck! AUD ;-)

On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 07:03:56 GMT, "Spinning Lilac" spewed forth :

Um. Cast on, divide stitches onto two short circs, join and knit? Its just a sock, Cher... *running*

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Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET. This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%. Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account...

Cher, since I've never knit a pair of socks in my life, I'm not positive that I found what you were looking for... but these came up when I googled for "cuff down sock pattern on circulars". I hope they help, although the URL that Aud gave you looks like it could be more what you're looking for.

Gem

Thanx to Aud and Gem for posting the links what alot you found Gem, I just realised why I didn't get too many up and none with any diagrams, because I had Google restricted to UKonly lol

Thanx, now can I do them without getting in a mucking fuddle....lol

hugz ....cher

Cheers Cher

ROTFL I love that last line!! ;o)

Gem

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