Toes up for yoga socks!
These are basically socks with no heel or toes, good for not slipping. I love ’em, and I’m not usually the pink yarn type.
Here are some more pics.
From the left
Sorry about my gross toes..
Here’s what I use to keep track of my patterns. Windows sticky notes!
I’ll explain it in more detail. I cast on using the e-wrap cast on. Then for rows 1-4 I did the rib stitch, which is e-wrap peg one, purl peg 2, e-wrap peg 3, purl peg 4, continue around.
Here’s how to purl on a knitting loom.
Rib stitch, the cuff
That’s the cuff. Next is the leg part. I did the flat knit stitch for 30 rows (as its smaller than the e-wrap)
After I had it at the length I wanted, I bound off pegs 1-12, shown in the picture above.
Then, I e-wrapped pegs 12-24, then used the flat knit stitch for 6 rows, and then continued in an e-wrap around until there were wraps on every peg, and 2 on others. I knit over 2 on the ones with others (13-14) and then did one entire row of e-wrapping.
Then I did the flat knit stitch for another 20 rows, for the foot.
I finished it off with the rib stitch, again, for 4 rows. I cast off using the crochet cast off, loosely, so there was some stretch.
I used this pattern on Ravelry as a reference.
Comfy, no slip, yoga socks!