Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
ALL OF MY SOCK VIDEOS CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON MY WEBSITE UNDER THE MENU “My Patterns and VIDEOS” in the "Socks-Cuff Down" page: csmlove.com/sockscd | ACTUAL PRINTABLE PATTERN: tinyurl.com/cuffdownribbedhunghemsocks or csmlove.com/s/csm_cdrhhsocks.pdf
THE BEST THING TO CONSIDER WHEN WORKING ANY SOCK RECIPE IS THAT YOU CAN EASILY PLUG YOUR OWN PREFERRED CUFF, HEEL OR TOE METHODS - IF THAT’S YOUR PREFERENCE
PLAN: Cast On with all cylinder needles loaded | Ravel Cord (optional) | Knit 1.5 rows | Add Ribber - change to 1Px1K | Knit 40 rows 1Px1K | SETUP for DEEP HEEL - Swap first five needles behind halfway points to cylinder needles | Change 1Px1K to 1Px3K | Remove all Ribber needles from the Pre-Heel/Heel side |Park Ribber (Remove) | Hang Ribbed Cuff Hem | Return Ribber to work Pre-Heel | Pre-Heel 10 rows | Park Ribber & Rest (remove) DEEP HEEL +4 No Wrap Method | Return Ribber to work Foot | Foot 59 rows | Change out all remaining Ribber needles for Cylinder | Work final Foot row | Park Ribber (Remove) | Toe using No Wrap Method | Ravel Cord (optional) | Scrap yarn
NOTE: For this pattern I will only use the Heel Spring from the Heel to the Toe.
How to close the toes - Kitchener - youtu.be/9VPfdHLcodA
Cast on/Starting on a CSM: See the csmlove.com/techniques
How I size my socks - csmlove.com/blog/tf7md6gqtlcnxbdsyqmhff536lo0z0
Looking for something specific and not finding it? Look it up by category - csmlove.com/index
Have a question? Email me at csmloveinfo @ gmail.com
My name is Karen Taylor (formerly Ramel).
Quick link - taplink.cc/csmlove
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro with review with PRE-HEEL or without
2:23 - Separating your project sock yarn from scrap using the Ravel Cord I added
3:26 - We are already cast on with scrap yarn.
6:00 - Adding Ravel Cord
9:00 - Adding the project sock yarn
11:00 - Adding the Ribber to the machine
12:30 - Note on best Ribber Dial slot alignment to my 3 o'clock cylinder start point
13:34 - Adding Ribber needles to the Ribber Dial
18:47 - Working the 40 row 1x1 Ribbed Cuff
19:33 - Setup for Deep Heel at 3 o'clock
21:54 - Setup/Change 1x1 to the 1x3
24:40 - Setup finish for Deep Heel at 9 o'clock
26:05 - Setup/Change all future Heel Side Ribber needles to Cylinder
27:23 - Park/Remove the Ribber after moving Ribber needles to cylinder upside down
29:12 - Hang the Hem
40:25 - A Controlled Rest is introduced
43:10 - Return the Ribber to the machine
47:10 - Pre-Heel of 10 rows
48:40 - Remove Ribber with the Park and Lay method I introduced in 2019.
52:07 - Raise the back needles to prepare to work the Deep Heel starting 4 needles behind halfway marks
54:20 - Deep Heel Decrease to the heel marks
56:41 - Trick on knowing whether you moved the needle or not before getting distracted
58:00 - Deep Heel Increase using the No Wrap Method working until 3 needles behind halfway marks.
1:02 - Returning the Ribber back to the machine
1:04 - Start working the Foot of 60 rows (stopping at 59 rows for now)
1:05 - Transfer all Ribber needles stitches to Cylinder needles and work last row (and why). Remove the Ribber
1:06 - Raise all the back needles from the half way point in preparation to starting the Toe Decrease, working to one needle before the marks
1:08 - Toe Increase using the No Wrap Method, working until the all the needles ahead of the 9 o'clock position are down.
1:13 - Move the yarn carrier to the cylinder needle just before 3 o'clock. We are now done with the project sock yarn. Now to switch to scrap yarn.
1:14 - Add helpful stitch markers on each side of the halfway marks to make Kitchenering easier later - no stitches left behind. Also discussing how to setup for a second sock and why I add as much scrap or secondary scrap between sock projects.
ALL OF MY SOCK VIDEOS CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON MY WEBSITE UNDER THE MENU “My Patterns and VIDEOS” in the "Socks-Cuff Down" page: csmlove.com/sockscd | ACTUAL PRINTABLE PATTERN: tinyurl.com/cuffdownribbedhunghemsocks or csmlove.com/s/csm_cdrhhsocks.pdf
THE BEST THING TO CONSIDER WHEN WORKING ANY SOCK RECIPE IS THAT YOU CAN EASILY PLUG YOUR OWN PREFERRED CUFF, HEEL OR TOE METHODS - IF THAT’S YOUR PREFERENCE
PLAN: Cast On with all cylinder needles loaded | Ravel Cord (optional) | Knit 1.5 rows | Add Ribber - change to 1Px1K | Knit 40 rows 1Px1K | SETUP for DEEP HEEL - Swap first five needles behind halfway points to cylinder needles | Change 1Px1K to 1Px3K | Remove all Ribber needles from the Pre-Heel/Heel side |Park Ribber (Remove) | Hang Ribbed Cuff Hem | Return Ribber to work Pre-Heel | Pre-Heel 10 rows | Park Ribber & Rest (remove) DEEP HEEL +4 No Wrap Method | Return Ribber to work Foot | Foot 59 rows | Change out all remaining Ribber needles for Cylinder | Work final Foot row | Park Ribber (Remove) | Toe using No Wrap Method | Ravel Cord (optional) | Scrap yarn
NOTE: For this pattern I will only use the Heel Spring from the Heel to the Toe.
How to close the toes - Kitchener - youtu.be/9VPfdHLcodA
Cast on/Starting on a CSM: See the csmlove.com/techniques
How I size my socks - csmlove.com/blog/tf7md6gqtlcnxbdsyqmhff536lo0z0
Looking for something specific and not finding it? Look it up by category - csmlove.com/index
Have a question? Email me at csmloveinfo @ gmail.com
My name is Karen Taylor (formerly Ramel).
Quick link - taplink.cc/csmlove
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro with review with PRE-HEEL or without
2:23 - Separating your project sock yarn from scrap using the Ravel Cord I added
3:26 - We are already cast on with scrap yarn.
6:00 - Adding Ravel Cord
9:00 - Adding the project sock yarn
11:00 - Adding the Ribber to the machine
12:30 - Note on best Ribber Dial slot alignment to my 3 o'clock cylinder start point
13:34 - Adding Ribber needles to the Ribber Dial
18:47 - Working the 40 row 1x1 Ribbed Cuff
19:33 - Setup for Deep Heel at 3 o'clock
21:54 - Setup/Change 1x1 to the 1x3
24:40 - Setup finish for Deep Heel at 9 o'clock
26:05 - Setup/Change all future Heel Side Ribber needles to Cylinder
27:23 - Park/Remove the Ribber after moving Ribber needles to cylinder upside down
29:12 - Hang the Hem
40:25 - A Controlled Rest is introduced
43:10 - Return the Ribber to the machine
47:10 - Pre-Heel of 10 rows
48:40 - Remove Ribber with the Park and Lay method I introduced in 2019.
52:07 - Raise the back needles to prepare to work the Deep Heel starting 4 needles behind halfway marks
54:20 - Deep Heel Decrease to the heel marks
56:41 - Trick on knowing whether you moved the needle or not before getting distracted
58:00 - Deep Heel Increase using the No Wrap Method working until 3 needles behind halfway marks.
1:02 - Returning the Ribber back to the machine
1:04 - Start working the Foot of 60 rows (stopping at 59 rows for now)
1:05 - Transfer all Ribber needles stitches to Cylinder needles and work last row (and why). Remove the Ribber
1:06 - Raise all the back needles from the half way point in preparation to starting the Toe Decrease, working to one needle before the marks
1:08 - Toe Increase using the No Wrap Method, working until the all the needles ahead of the 9 o'clock position are down.
1:13 - Move the yarn carrier to the cylinder needle just before 3 o'clock. We are now done with the project sock yarn. Now to switch to scrap yarn.
1:14 - Add helpful stitch markers on each side of the halfway marks to make Kitchenering easier later - no stitches left behind. Also discussing how to setup for a second sock and why I add as much scrap or secondary scrap between sock projects.
