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Simple Toe-Up Socks Using Regia 6-Ply

Simple Toe-Up Socks Using Regia 6-Ply

Simple Toe-Up Socks Using Regia 6-Ply

Simple Toe-Up Socks Using Regia 6-Ply

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Best news about toe-up socks is no more playing 'yarn chicken,' worrying about running out of yarn! Just knit the foot and up the cuff until you've used up half your yarn, then cast on for the second sock and relax.

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Medium-width adult: Up to 10"/25cm foot on 8"/20cm cuff. For a longer foot, knit a shorter cuff—or purchase more yarn.

1 skein Regia 6-Ply (410 yds/375m each). Or approx. 270 yds/247m of an equivalent DK- or sport-weight sock yarn (includes approx. 65 yds/59m for contrasting heel and toe, if desired). Larger men's shoe sizes might require a third skein, especially if longer cuffs are desired.

Set of 5 double-point needles or 2 circular needles, US 3 (3.25mm) or size to obtain gauge.
1yd/m smooth waste yarn in same weight, contrasting color, to place heel.
Locking marker.
Darning needle to finish.

Approx. 24 sts = 4"/10cm in stockinette stitch in the round. Note: For a sock that hugs the foot and wears well, choose a needle size that gives you a firm fabric.

While socks can be knit in any yarn that will accommodate the necessary gauge, consider how you plan on wearing these socks as you choose your yarn. For comfy, wear-inside-the-house socks, look for a yarn that is soft and that has some animal fiber for warmth. If you're looking to knit a pair that will be sturdy and long-lasting, consider yarns that are specifically designed for sock knitting. These yarns often have a tighter twist which knits up a strong fabric that resists pilling.

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