Because socks rarely wear out on the instep, Elizabeth Zimmermann designed these to be re-footable. Knitted from the top: a standard, circular beginning; switch to back and forth for the ankle and instep; then knit up around the instep and add the foot. When tired of mending holes, the foot may be removed and re-treaded.
This class is taught by: Meg Swansen, Amy Detjen.
| Class Level: | Intermediate |
| Class Skills: | Knitters should know how to knit, purl, cast on, cast off, increase, decrease, and weave (graft). |
| Cost: | $70.00 |
| Class Length: | 3 hours |
| Class Materials: | |
1 skein Quebecoise, or a firmly spun wool that will knit up at about 5 to 5-1/2 sts to 1”. | |
| Homework: | |
Cast on 44 sts. rib (k2, p2; or k1, p1; or k1b, p1; or any combination you like) for about 6-8”. Put 6 ‘heel’ sts on a piece of wool (the first and last 3 sts of the round). *Slip 1, ssk. Work across row to antepenultimate stitch. k2tog, k1, turn. To be continued in class. | |