Knit in knit 1, purl one ribbing for four rounds. If you're not used to knitting with double-pointed needles, you might need to knit a little more slowly than usual in order to control all those needles, but once you've knit a couple of rounds, the work will feel much more stable.
Learn to Knit a Sock Sock
By Sarah E. White, About.com Guide
Knitting the Ribbing
The sock's ribbing.
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- Casting on for Your Sock
- Join in Round
- Knitting the Ribbing
- Knitting the Leg
- Knitting the Heel Flap
- Turning the Heel
- Working the Gusset
- Knitting the Foot
- Knitting the Sock Toe
- Finishing the Sock
Parts of a Sock
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