The fifth and last in a series of posts that tests five ways to knit a heel on a sock. In this post, we explore SoxTherapist’s Fish Lips Kiss Heel, worked in UY Zesty Sock and Knitter’s Pride Karbonz fixed circular needle.
Cristina Simionovici

Cristina Simionovici
Cristina Simionovici (aka AvidKnitter on Ravelry) is passionate about yarn and fascinated by the process of transforming a long string of yarn into beautiful garments. She knits mostly garments choosing interesting construction, new techniques and great yarns. Knitting is for her not only a passion but also a refuge where the calming clicking of the knitting needles spawns the most unexpected train of thought. She likes trying to pass all her knitting knowledge to adventurous beginners and open-minded experienced knitters.
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The fourth in a series of posts that tests five ways to knit a heel on a sock. In this post, we explore the Fleegle Heel, worked in UY Zesty Sock and Knitter’s Pride Karbonz fixed circular needle.
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The third in a series of posts that tests five ways to knit a heel on a sock. In this post, a toe-up sock using Cat Bordhi’s Sweet Tomato Heel, worked in UY Zesty Sock and Knitter’s Pride Karbonz fixed circular needle.
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The second in a series of posts that tests five ways to knit a heel on a sock. In this post, a toe-up sock with wrap and turn short rows heel, worked in UY Zesty Sock and Knitter’s Pride Karbonz fixed circular needle.
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The first in a series of posts that tests five ways to knit a heel on a sock. In this post, a toe-up sock with a heel flap but no gusset, worked in UY Zesty Sock and Knitter’s Pride Karbonz fixed circular needle.