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Socks by the Heel FREE socks pattern

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68 reviews

As its name says, this sock pattern is worked from the heel. The heel starts as a toes-up sock and then, increase to get the total sts needed to work the leg and foot.

This original and FREE sock pattern is a design by Louise Robert for Biscotte Yarns.

In addition to the pattern, you will need the following material to knit Socks by the Heel:

This pattern is offered as a PDF file: a link to download the pattern will appear at the end of your order and sent by email as well. Thank you for your interest in Biscotte Yarns & patterns!!

2018-09-23: correction of row 7 - Transition Short Row section, we should read "SL1-GSR, p1, k2tog, yo, k2, p1, k2, yo, ssk, p2, k2, turn."

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Colette Drescher
Socks by the heel

I am having so much fun knitting socks this unique way for the first time. The pattern is so well-written! I will definitely be trying out more of the patterns!

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Dorothy Griffin

Liked the design concept with changing how you increase stitches, but found the directions for shifting stitches for the leg and foot confusing. Took several attempts before I could adapt. Have been knitting for 50 years.

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La.Donna
Nice Pattern

I'm a toe-up sock knitter so the pattern looked intriguing. I haven’t started the project yet, however the pattern looks fun. I hope I can get it done.

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Tania K
Quirky

Interesting construction is what attracted me. I usually do 2 at a time , toe up, I was able to do the heels TAAT until joining in the round for the foot/leg. I did a few rows after joining and it was too tight to get on. I ripped back and added more increases and it was ok. I have since decided not to continue with this project, as it just doesn’t suit my knitting style.

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Lasma Abolina

Perfect

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