Detailed process of knitting socks

The detailed process of knitting socks is as follows:

1. Start with 48 stitches. Knitting from ankle to toe.

2. Make a circle with three needles, each needle is 16. Note: the first stitch and the last stitch of the thread should be interchanged, so that the knitting connection is seamless and beautiful.

3. Start knitting the first lap. Follow the picture below. Very simple chart. Be clear at a glance.

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Continue knitting according to the above picture. Until the length you think is appropriate. You can weave booties longer and make some pleats to expose lace, which is more beautiful. ) socks ***48 stitches: half of them are 24 stitches, with patterns. The other half has a flat needle on the back.

I only knitted this length. The next step is to knit socks and high heels.

6. Knitting the plain surface of socks (that is, half a loop of socks) ***24 stitches. You can knit flat needles, but I knit thick needles here. The first knits the sliding needle (that is, picks the needle without knitting), the second knits the straight needle, and the third knits the sliding needle. The fourth knitting needle, repeat this action and continue knitting. Until the end of this line. The reverse side is knitted: the first needle is removed without knitting, and the second needle is knitted. Repeat this knitting process until the reverse thread is finished.

7. Knit to the middle with 12. Knitting 13 straight stitches, 14 stitches and 15 upper right 2 stitches and 1 stitch. The third 16 knitting needle. Eight stitches left. Stay on the left.

8. This is the effect diagram of the remaining 8 stitches.

9. Turn the first stitch upside down and pick up the non-knitting, weave one stitch with three stitches (that is, what we usually call reverse stitches), and weave one stitch with two stitches. Knit another stitch and put it on.

10. provoke both sides. Form a circle. Look at the picture in my book below. And toe knitting. Sew the toes of socks. If you can't see clearly, you can copy the picture to the computer desktop. Zoom in again