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hello my name is Svetlana and you are on

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the channel knitting a sweater with this video I am

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starting a video series dedicated to knitting

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socks I will tell you everything I know about

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socks I didn’t get this information anywhere I

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got it through trial and error from my

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own experience the socks I

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see most often from the toe, but I can also knit from the

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cuff, it doesn’t matter, I see on two

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circular knitting needles or on 5 stockinette knitting needles, I

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will always have the same knitted

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socks and there will always be the same

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calculations, I will tell a large

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amount of information in one video, it

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won’t fit therefore today, starting with the

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fact that I will tell you how to determine

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how many loops to cast on, which toe to

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choose and how to calculate it, let's

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start all our calculations and

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knitting techniques, I will show you on just such a

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pair of socks for now I have knitted one

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and we will knit the second one together with you knitted

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I’m from us like elastic toes I have

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irregular increases here using the helix technique,

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increases on the wedge lifting the heels of the boomerang

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without a joining row and without shortened

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rows and also knee-deep dirt to a

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closed needle, we’ll look at all this with

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you when we knit 2 knitted for me

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from friend’s yarn snort composition here 45

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percent alpaca 30 percent polyamide

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25 percent wool per 50 grams 170

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meters trace here 01 natural

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sectional yarn I have here alcina

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composition here we have 45 percent cotton

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42 percent wool 13 percent nylon

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per 50 grams thread length 190 meters

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I ran on knitting needles 225 from them about

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I have size 35 and size 35 for one

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sock it took me 20 grams of drop smart and

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8 grams of siam calc and for us, after

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you have decided what yarn you have decided on,

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you need to determine how

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many loops to cast on on the circle

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for this I use a regular table for

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casting stitches, it’s in every

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self-respecting book on knitting socks on

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the Internet and it’s not difficult to find, and I’ll

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now paste this table into

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my size 35 if you knit from

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classic sock yarn from 400 meters

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per hundred grams I

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need to cast on 56 stitches, I see

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classic juicy yarn on knitting needles

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number two, I see this yarn on 225 knitting needles

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because it is thicker,

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if you don’t need to knit socks from

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thicker yarn, then I look at

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what knitting needles I will knit on if I

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knit on on knitting needles half a number larger, then

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I take 4 loops less from the table, that is,

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now on my knitting needles, for example,

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number two, fifty-six loops on a

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knitting needle 2 and a half, I’ll take 52 loops

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on knitting needles number three, I’ll take 48 loops on

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larger knitting needles I don’t see socks, but

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if necessary, I will continue to

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use this table and follow the

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same steps, that is, I increase the pizza by 0 5

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sizes, which means the number of loops is

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reduced by 4 loops here, the knitting needles are half a

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size, I did not increase the knitting needle here,

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225, so the number of loops remains

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also 56 but the socks can be looser

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than those that I cut from

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thinner yarn for also fifty-six

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loops on knitting needles number two after

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we have decided how many loops we

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need in a circle in order to knit a sock

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we need to decide on the toe and

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now let's get started Let's not get into the topic

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and look at everything in more detail,

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let's start with the theory and then

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move on to calculations. The first thing we will do is

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determine which masks are more

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suitable for which foot shape

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according to the length of the toes. On average, the feet are divided

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into three types: Egyptian Roman and

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Greek,

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with the Egyptian type of foot large the toe

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is the highest point in the foot,

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so for such a foot it is the anatomical toe that is more suitable. The

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anatomical toe is characterized by the fact that it

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has a narrow part that we either

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cast on or close a loop into a loop

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when we knit services from already two lines of

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decreases, a short one that corresponds to the

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big toe and long lines decrease

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that corresponds to the rest of the toe,

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such a toe fits on such a foot

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much better than any other

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because if we choose for such a foot,

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for example, a round classic toe, then

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here where the big toe we will have a

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lot of tension, but the action of the

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remaining toes will be created by

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excess fabric when you walk in socks

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at home this is not so critical,

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however, if you put them on shoes, then

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here there will be folds where the fingers are and in the

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area there will be discomfort

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with a wedge-shaped mask, the

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same picture will happen here, the loops will

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stretch out, there will be a lot of tension,

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most likely it will not wear out faster, but

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here a surplus of fabric is also formed

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until the excess will be smaller, it will not be so much

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near the little finger as near the other

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fingers, but such a sock will still be uncomfortable to wear in shoes, which is why

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when they used to knit socks with this

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type of mask, they took shoes one

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size larger for the winter because wearing this it was

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so impossible, however, if you now

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knit thin socks from the classic

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beach 400 meters per hundred grams and

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fit them well according to the shape of the foot, then there will be no

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problems putting them on easily

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in your shoes of your size

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with the Roman type of foot, all the toes on

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average are located approximately at the

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same height with with a slight rounding,

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our favorite classic toe is suitable for just such a foot; it

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goes in a

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semicircle; it fits perfectly precisely

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because such a

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foot is most common; we see this toe most often and the

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rarest type of foot is Greek,

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which means here the second toe is the

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highest point of the length of the foot and the rest

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go as if like this, on an oblique, the

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wedge-shaped toe that our

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grandmothers knitted is ideal for just such a foot, but such a foot is extremely

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rare, so such juice is

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practically not used now.

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Let’s turn once again to the Egyptian type of

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foot because I began to notice that there are a

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lot of such people and this the information

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will be useful, the fact is that the anatomical

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toe, due to its peculiarity, is inconvenient

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to wear in socks because it needs to be divided

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into skins. You are right and this is not

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convenient for everyone, someone else at the stage of the mitten became

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so I figured out how to knit for myself

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because I have this type of foot is a toe

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that will be the same elongated with the

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same narrow closing point and which

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will fit just as well on the

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Egyptian type of foot but will not have a

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division into the left and right leg. Now we will

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look in more detail at how

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to calculate and how to tie each of these

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toes let

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's start with the most common toe,

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this is a semicircular toe, to calculate the toe

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we need to take half of our

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loops because the headstock has narrow stitches on both

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sides, according to my case with

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56 loops, this will be 28 loops

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for knitting a semicircular toe, the

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number of loops needs to be divided into 3

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parts if there is a remainder of it give to the

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center 28 by 3 without remainder, they are not divided

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accordingly, I get 10 5 of them

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in the center 9 loops for one through and 9

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loops for the other bevel,

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this bevel is divided into two parts, and

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this part, which will be lower, is

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given more loops if it is

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not divided without a remainder, 9 by 2

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cannot be divided without a remainder, so there will be 4 loops

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and 5 loops, these 4 loops will be

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closed here along the bevel in each

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row

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or added depending on

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how you knit, but these 5 loops will be

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decreased or added after one

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row that is, in every second row, and

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so it turns out that for such a toe we

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need to knit 4 rows to

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decrease 4 loops and 10 rows to knit so that

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you decrease five more loops,

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respectively, we will have

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14 rows per toe,

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we will need this information to

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calculate the entire mask

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next high this is an anatomical toe

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for knitting an anatomical toe

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you need loops 28 loops in my case,

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divide into four parts if they

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don’t divide without a remainder, then we give the excess to a

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longer bevel; I divide without a

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remainder, so I get 7 loops

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in the center 7 loops along a short bevel and

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twice along 7 loops along a

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long bevel because

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out of these 4 parts you and I have one part going to the

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center, one part for a short bevel and

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two parts for a long bevel when knitting

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such a toe, increases and decreases are made

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in every second row, we get a

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long bevel 14 loops and if you

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make decreases or increases in every

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second row, the

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length of the toe will turn out to be 28 rows and we will

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consider with you a wedge-shaped toe in

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this case the loops are closed on each

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side or added in every second

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row

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until there are a few

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loops left here, depending on the thickness yarn,

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so for example, in my case, if there were

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28 loops,

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then I would cut until there were

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4 loops left in the center on one side,

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respectively, 8 loops in this

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circle, and here I would have

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12 loops left per bevel since we have a bevel

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goes with the rhythm in every second row,

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then the toe would have

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24 rows. Now let's look at how

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to knit a toe that will

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fit well on the Egyptian type of foot and at the same time

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it will not need to be divided into left

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and right.

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For this method,

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I also divide the loops into 4 parts and

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I give one fourth part to the center of the

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bevel, in this case we will have

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the same 28 loops, one fourth

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part is 75, but I round to an even

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number because it’s so convenient for me about this

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rally, it doesn’t matter, the

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remaining loops I give to both sides

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in this we with whom am I dividing the figure for the side

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bevel into three parts? here we will have 1

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part closer to the end of the cast, whether the second

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part and the third part, if it is not divisible by 3 without a

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remainder, then I give the excess to the

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third part, we will get 3 loops 1

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part 3 loops 2 part and 4 loops 3 part

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as you already guessed

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these three loops I will increase or

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decrease in each row

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these three loops I will decrease or

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add through one row that is in

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every second row and these 4 loops in

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this case will need to be divided in

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half

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if is not divided without a remainder, then

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most of us will go here, but mine are

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divided, so make two loops and

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here children

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I will decrease these two loops and add

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through two rows and

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these two loops through three types, this

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method will give us exactly an elongated toe

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which will be good sits on such a

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foot with this method, the length of the toe

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turns out to be 23 rows, but I like an

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even number, so I knit

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one row after increases or one row

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after decreases, it turns out 24 rows. Let me remind you

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that with the anatomical method of

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knitting, the length of the toe is 28

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rows, in our case it turns out 24 rows and

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there is another method that I

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use

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if I don’t know which toe is better,

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that is, I see it as a gift or

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someone asked for it or to order, in which

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case I use a hybrid that

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combines both a semicircular toe and an

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elongated toe because that’s what

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we’ll call it the oval toe fits

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well plus or minus on any foot somewhere

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plus somewhere minus 1k disadvantages with

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this method of knitting the mask will not be

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the case of which there are

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also 28 loops, I also take

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one fourth part for the center, rounding it to an

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even number, in my case also 8 loops

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here I have 10 loops 10 loops and

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I also divide these 10 loops into three parts,

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however if there is excess, then unlike

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this method I add it to the first

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part, you get 4 loops 3 loops and 3

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loops as you already guessed with this

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method 4 I will decrease the loops

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and damn in each row

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here we have 3 loops through one row and

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here 3 loops through two rows with this

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method we will get a toe of 19 rows

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also I will knit one additional row

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to have an

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even number of rows so for such a

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piece there will be 20 rows, so you and

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I see that this toe, let's call it

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oval,

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for convenience, let's call it an elongated

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oval toe, it turns out to be

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higher than a semicircular one, because a

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semicircular toe has only 14 rows, and

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here we already have 20 rows per

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toe, so you and I now know five

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types of mask

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semicircular

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anatomical wedge-shaped elongated and

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oval you know how to calculate them and

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how to knit them, please use them and

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we move on to the next stage,

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that is, directly to knitting

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the toe because I often have

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questions about how to knit such a toe so that

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there is a path of knitted ones loops, in

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fact, there is no secret if you

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knit from the toe, then you need to make increases

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from the loop of the bottom row in the first and

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last loops, and if you knit a bowl from the

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cuff, then you just need to make

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decreases by knitting 3 loops together with the

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middle loop on top,

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let's get started

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for that to find out how long I

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need the tip for casting on Judith, I

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wrap two knitting needles just around

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me according to my pattern 8 loops per cast on

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each knitting needle so I wrap the disk

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c 8 times like this

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one two three four five six seven

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eight all this piece is enough for me

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just in case, I’ll step back a couple of

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centimeters here, I’ll dial in

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Judy’s method is already with every second channel on

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YouTube and you probably already know it, but

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just in case, I’ll show you how I do it like

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this, I grab the first loop on the

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bottom needle and then I start

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casting the loops on each knitting needle in

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turn, passing them from the outside to the center on the

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upper knitting needle, I threw the bottom one along the

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scaffolding in my case with the thumb and on the bottom one I

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throw the top finger in my case the

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index finger is easier to show of course than to

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explain with the

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thumb from above to the center with the

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index finger from below to the center with the

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thumb from above to the center with your

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index finger from the bottom to the center, this is Antalya,

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we cast on 8 loops,

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here you can see that I cast on 8

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loops on each knitting needle, this is the tip I have

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left

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now, how I held the threads, this is how I

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turn around, that is, I turn it over, I

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sleep here, I have the tip here, I have the

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main thread

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at the bottom I take out the knitting needle and

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I knit the first row without any increases, just in the

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circle so that I have loops

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on the knitting needles from which I can add from the

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top knitting needle, we have the loops arranged in the

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classical way, and

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on the lower knitting needle the loops will now be

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arranged as when knitting in

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the grandmother’s way,

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so knit they will need to be grabbed in

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different ways here by the front

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wall and

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below I will

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now show you will

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need to be grabbed by the back wall,

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in fact it will be obvious when

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you start knitting like this you see

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arranged 5 in grandma’s way if

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you knit a tom like this they will not be

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arranged

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all

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simply 85

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so I knitted

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one row in a circle, I returned the beginning here

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to the tip and now I will make an

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increase in the

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first loop, I knit an

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increase from the loop of the bottom row, that

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is, here I have a loop of the bottom row, I

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throw it on the left knitting needle and knit it

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further, I go to the end until there will be

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one loop left on the knitting needles,

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so I have one loop left on the knitting needles

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and I make an increase from the loop of the bottom row,

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that is, lifting it onto the left knitting needle, I knit an increase and

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knit the last loop on the

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knitting needle, I turn around and on the other side

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I do the same with the

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first loop, I knit

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then I make an increase from loops of the bottom

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row, here it is,

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then I move to the last loop,

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here it is, I

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make an

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increase from the loop of the bottom row and

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then knit a loop on the knitting needle.

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1 increase is done, let me

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show you again

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how I and the bodies, here I am

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knitting the first loop,

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I make an increase from the loop of the bottom row, here

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we have it I knit this one

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from the bottom loop and

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move to the last loop, I do

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n’t knit the last loop, I

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reach the last loop

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by lifting the wall of the loop of the bottom row and

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knit an increase,

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then I knit the last loop.

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Now I’ll knit with my rhythm and

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increase with this and

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when I finish the toe I’ll show you how

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this path of knit stitches will look like this,

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here I knitted the toe according to this pattern of an

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elongated mask on the 28th half, here it is

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from the side, it looks like this from above, it

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looks like this, you can see that we have an

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elongated shape and a narrow middle,

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so no matter what foot

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you are on you will put it on if you have an Egyptian type of

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foot, you will either have a big

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toe here and an old one here, or vice versa, there is a

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thumb here, but there is a second toe here and

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there will be a plus minus in the tarus, well on the side we

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have formed such a braid from the

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facial loops, now it’s already 2, it’s clear

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what it is not the front loop, but the walls of the

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neighboring bodies, here is one loop, here is the second, here is an

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increase from one loop 2 and again

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one loop, here is the wall and the second loop,

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here they are,

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nothing complicated here, this is what it

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looks like from the front, so the first video dedicated to us has come to an end,

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I

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hope you learned something new

00:21:53

and interesting for yourself, if so,

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please write about it in the comments or

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give me a like so that I know that

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I am moving in the right direction.

00:22:01

Next video I will show you how I see

00:22:04

socks using the helix method on circular knitting needles

00:22:06

for today that’s all thanks for your attention and

00:22:10

see you in the next video

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В этой части МК я расскажу: как определить сколько петель набирать на носки, какие есть виды мысков, как подобрать мысок по типу стопы, как рассчитывать разные типы ленточных мысков, и какой мысок выбрать для носков чтобы он подошёл для любой стопы. Таймкоды: 00:00 вступление 00:47 информация о моих носках 02:01 сколько петель набирать на носок 03:45 типы стоп 07:26 расчёт полукруглого мыска 08:57 расчёт анатомического мыска 10:00 расчёт клиновидного мыска 10:44 расчёт удлинённого мыска 12:50 расчёт овального мыска 15:10 как сделать дорожку из лицевой петли по бокам мыска 15:46 набор Джуди 17:50 провязывание прибавок на мыске 21:02 готовый мысок 21:58 что будет во втором видео о носках ЧАСТЬ 2: носки методом "Хеликс" на круговых спицах - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l--lZNrUO0k ЧАСТЬ 3: расчёт носков с пяткой бумеранг и клином подъёма - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUBqjmNYtRs ЧАСТЬ 4: пятка бумеранг с клином подъёма, без укороченных рядов - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvB3FtiSuX0 ЧАСТЬ 5: закрытие иглой с имитацией наборного края, шов "назад иголку" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYDE29-HTIQ Основная пряжа - DROPS NORD (45% альпака, 30% полиамид, 25% шерсть, 50гр/170м). Пряжа на полосках - Сеам CALZINO (42% шерсть суперуош, 45% хлопок, 13 нейлон, 50гр/190м). Спицы 2,25. Расход на 35 размер 58гр. Хештег для отметок ваших носков по моей методике #sosvetovyaz Ролик на моём канале Яндекс.Дзен: https://zen.yandex.ru/video/watch/622d6029c2b0553e20814b84 ________________________ СВЕТЛАНА & ВЯЗАНИЕ Мой инстаграм - https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Мой канал на Rutube - https://rutube.ru/channel/24104960/ Мой канал на Яндекс Дзен - https://zen.yandex.ru/id/6229307e9ac9c64e7500af68

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