2 Socks on 1 Long Circular - Toes

This is the final installment of knitting 2 socks at the same time on 1 long circular. By now, you would have continued to knit in stitch pattern for the foot until the foot measures 2.5" - 3" less than your actual foot length. Measure from the heel right where the bottom of your foot touches the ground.

I apologize, but I do not have pictures for this last section. I hope my written description will suffice.

So to shape the toe, you will alternate between one decrease round and one plain round.

Decrease round:
Decreases will be made at each side of the stitch markers.

• For Sock A, knit t0 3 stitches before the marker
• K2tog, k1
• Slip marker
• K1, SSK
• Knit till end of Sock A
  
• Repeat all the steps above for the Sock B
• Return to home postion and repeat all the steps above for the other side

Plain round:

• Knit one round plain for both sides of Sock A and B

Continue alternating rounds according to your pattern and stop at the amount of stitches indicated by your pattern. Finish by grafting toe stitches together using the Kitchener stitch.

Well, I hope this tutorial has been helpful. I hope you had as much fun as I have putting it together. Happy Knitting.