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Hi Everyone, This is my first time doing toe-up socks, and I am having a hard time with the start of the heel flap. I am hoping someone out there has done a heel like this one, because I cannot find anything similar to it by googling. This seems to be a highly unusual way to do a toe-up heel. Here is the link to the Ravelry pattern page, but it's not a free pattern so I can't link to the pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/nightingale-2OK so I have knitted the gusset and the short row heel turn part of the sock and am now starting the heel flap. Here are the instructions: "Row 1 (WS): p37, s1, pass the last knitted stich on teh right hand needle over the slipped stitch, turn. Row 2 (RS): k37, s1, pass the last knitted sitch on the right hand needle over the slipped stitch, turn. Repeat rows 1 and 2 until all the gusset stitches are worked in." The problem is that even though I am following the directions exactly, the part where you pass the stitch over the slipped stitch and then turn is causing a VERY large hole between the gusset stitches that have been on hold during the short row heel turn, and it is disturbing me. Is there a trick to this that I am missing in order to not get the hole? Thank you in advance, oh knowledgeable Knitting forum!! ;) Current Mood: confused
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