I’ve created this page to show all of the sock heel patterns I can find. It’s a page I can quickly use as a reference. If you have a heel you love leave a comment and a link and I’…

Bought socks just can’t replace handknitted socks when it comes to personalized fit. This is especially apparent when it comes to the variety of heels that you can knit to ensure that it fits the wearer’s foot perfectly. In this article we’ll have a look at the different heels that you can knit for your socks, when to use them as well as some video tutorials to make it easier to follow when you’re first learning. Types of popular heels for knitted socks: Traditional heel flap/heel flap and…

The second part of a knit-along that shows how to make no-show toe-up ankle socks that don't slip off your feet.

Learn a simple way to reinforce the heel and the toe parts of hand knitted socks to avoid holes in those areas.

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Directions are for toe-up on two circulars.The example is given for 48 stitches, but you can use any number you like. To work this sock fr...

Are you tired of your socks wearing out on the bottom? This tutorial will help you to reinforce the soles, heels and toes as you knit!

Introducing German short row heels, Dutch heels, toe-up flap heels, top-down flap heels, and the Hat Heel - my personal top five of knitting sock heels.

I saw this method on some pattern somewhere, but I have since forgotten where. I don't take credit for this Method of Short Rows, So I was teaching my mom the way I do short row heels, and we both agreed that we have no idea why everyone doesn't do them this way. In my…