As you can see, I finished the Peasant Heel on this sock. Now, here's a sock-u-lator I used to create my directions to knit it. Notice: you can use it to create pattern form Men's socks, Women's socks or Children's socks!1
I bet you think that heel looks just like a short row heel, right? Well, it's called a "peasant heel"; this pattern does not require working short rows. So, if those scare you, give this one a try. But, I should warn you, you'll need to graft twice as many stitches when you knit using this method instead of using a short row heel. Why? Because this heel is worked just like a toe-- so you need to graft stitches when you finish the heel!
So, if you hate grafting, try using one of my sockulators with short row heels! (Are you starting to realize that some people like "method A" simply because they hate, or are afraid of "method B"?)
Anyway, to create your pattern, fill out the form!
1. Yes, I added this sentence so google will know this can be used to chart men's socks!
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