Class Title:
Knitting Socks Two at a Time: Mastering the Magic Loop Method
Class Description:
Take your sock knitting skills to the next level by learning how to knit two socks at a time using the magic loop method! In this advanced-level class, you will have the option to work from one of two patterns: cuff-down or toe-up, allowing you to choose the construction method that suits your style.
This class is designed for experienced sock knitters who are already familiar with basic sock construction and have completed at least two pairs of socks. Whether you prefer knitting from the cuff or starting at the toe, this technique will help you avoid the dreaded "second sock syndrome" and streamline your sock-making process.
In this class, you will learn:
~How to knit two socks simultaneously using the magic loop method
~Key differences between cuff-down and toe-up sock construction
~How to customize the fit of your socks and troubleshoot common challenges
~Techniques for smooth transitions between sock sections (heel turn, gussets, etc.)
Prerequisites:
-Basic knowledge of sock construction
-Completion of at least two pairs of socks
What to Bring:
*Fingering weight yarn (100g)
*#1-40" circular needles with a flexible cable
*Stitch markers, tapestry needle, tape measure, waste yarn (or knit noodles) and scissors
*A love for cozy, hand-knit socks!
Join us to build your sock-making confidence and walk away with two perfectly matched socks knit simultaneously!
Two class options: Tuesdays starting October 8th 1-3pm or Thursdays starting October 10, 6-8pm. Classes run for 4 weekly sessions. Alternating between classes is allowed during the same week (ex. If you are signed up for Tuesdays & miss a class, you are welcome to attend the Thursday night class during the same week. And vice versa)
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