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2 x 2 Socks



If you have ever knit a single sock and found yourself never finishing the second of the pair, then you need to learn this technique for knitting a complete pair of socks at one time!

Using two circular needles and separate balls of yarn, this method will allow you to start at the toes, turn the heels, and zoom up the calves while being able to try the pair on at each step of the way.  This means that when you are done with one sock, you are done with BOTH SOCKS!

You may never go back to single socks again!


Skill Level: Intermediate
Skill Details: Casting on, Binding off, Knitting, Purling, Increasing, Decreasing, and knitting in the round
Requirements: Sunday, March 23rd (2 - 4 pm): Cast on and begin with toe increases. Sunday, April 13th (2 - 4 pm): Begin heel increases and then turn heels. Sunday, April 27th (2 - 4 pm): Work on legs, cuffs, and bind offs. Sunday, May 11th (2 - 4 pm): Finish up if needed. Class size is limited to 6 people. Come to class with one skein of sock yarn PRE-WOUND into two equal cakes and two (2) 24" circular needles of the same size (either 2.25mm or 2.75mm), but with different tips. Sock yarn must be wound prior to class, as NO YARN will be wound on the day of class!
Instructor: Shannon Madison
Instructor Bio: Shannon is a prolific knitter with a penchant for PINK! She has made more socks than most can count, and just as many shawls and tops. She is retired and works part time for The New Knittery, among other jobs.
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Class price is for a total of seven hours of class instruction. Online registration must be done before October 20th.

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