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Needlebind socks with the Swedish Klas Brita style you get a different kind of heel than the basic socks (no small holes). These socks are easy to needlebind and have a very beautiful heel and with one needle
Make a row of stitched (18) and bend back and at the end of the row increase 3 stitches.
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And the next rows increase 2 stitiches on both sides, so that the sock becomes wider.
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I Needlebind socks at the same time so that they are made with the same strength. I regularly adjust the sock around my feet to see if the size is right.
Slightly beyond the center of the foot i make a loose row of stitches so called ‘finger’.
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The lenght of the finger is half the lenght of your foot, when needlebind the corner, the lenght of the finger gets shorter, a few centimeters and that is, what we want becauce when you needlebind the heel it becomes longer because of increasing.
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At the base of the finger decrease 3 stitches on both sides. When you reached the top of the finger increase 5 stitches. Then at the base of the finger decrease 5 stitches. When you reached the top of the finger you increace 3 stitches. Now you nalbind 4 rounds with decreasing 5 stitches at base of the finger so that the sharp corners get round.
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Measure the sock and when you are at the ankle you will not increase more and just needlebind.
If the sock has the desired length then finish the sock.
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To needlebind socks was a great challenge and i was very very happy that it worked. 🙂
Nalbinding easy slippers is my 37 Youtube video.
I always needle nalbind Klas Brita heel slippers/socks according to her style because it is much easier and because the shape is beautiful and fits well. The slippers/socks below are needle-binding according to the above pattern.
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If you tighten the finger of the slipper/sock, a hole can sometimes occur. which you later have to darn with a darning needle. The following photos should solve this.
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This is the last stitch before the finger is tied..
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You insert the needle into the loop, see red arrow.
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.You make the stitch as you are used to, this time it is the Finnish stitch with connecting stitch F2.
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So pick up the stitch and then under the 2 back thumb loops and under the 2 thumb loops and under your working thread.
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Then the next stitch and then decrease the next 2 stitches. After that you have no small hole that you have to cover with a darning needle.
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Finished slippers.
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These slippers are made with the Finish stitch 2+2 and connection stitch F2.