Very clear master class on knitting heel "Boomerang"

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PB1 (700x501, 249KB)

The heel "Boomerang" knits on the loops of the 1st and 4th knitting needles facial stroke shortened rows. If the sock knits with an openwork or jacquard, then for 1- 2 rows before the start of the impact of the heel of the loop of these spokes is recommended to knit facechair, because The heel turns into shorter than with traditional knitting, and the upper part continues the pattern. By sticking the top of the sock, we divide all the loops in half. Loops 2y and 3rd needles leave, and on loops 1st and 4th knitting knit heel facial stroy

The 1st row is facial, we have a loop on the left needle to the end of a row face.

PB2 (700x493, 294Kb)

Turn knitting

2nd row - invalid. We divide the loops on which we will knit the heel into 3 parts. I got such a calculation - it was scored 60 loops, knit the heel on half of the loop = 30. We divide them into 3 parts = by 10. It is better to mark them with color thread. We have turned 1 central part of the heel and 2 side.

PB3 (700x572, 329Kb)
The first loop of the involved row is double for a shortened row. To do this, we enter the right needle in the first loop of the left knitting needles on the right left. Thread before work. The needker is entered in such a way that the thread lay on the spin.

PB4 (700x603, 294Kb)
The loop with the thread is removed without told.

PB6 (700x640, 307Kb)
I pull the thread back so that 2 loops are formed on the right spice. It is very important to tighten the loop tightly, then there will be no holes in the subsequently. The next loop also knit tight.

PB5 (700x567, 283Kb)
Knit an invalous stroke to the end of the row. At this stage, you can switch to knitting on 2ps. Or, on the contrary, split the loops for 3 knitting needles and knit 4th to make it more convenient to distribute side and central heel loops.

PB7 (700x603, 306Kb)
Turn knitting.

3rd row - facial. At the beginning of the row, we make a double loop again. Introduce the right needle in the first loop to the right left. Working thread behind the needle, so it should be thrown onto the needles.

PB8 (700x500, 229KB)
Remove the loop with a thread without tieting. The thread must pay the needles from top to bottom and front back. Tighten the thread tighten again so that a double loop formed on the knitter.

PB9 (700x597, 285Kb)

PB10 (700x606, 291kb)
In addition to a series of facial stuff, except for a double loop of the previous row. She leave it on the needle. Turn knitting.

PB11 (700x470, 225Kb)
4th row - invalid.

In addition to the double loop of the previous row. She leave it on the needle.

PB12 (700x483, 243Kb)
Next, we continue to knit shortened rows as the 3rd and 4th rows, leaving the double hinges unbounded.

PB13 (700x419, 208Kb)

PB14 (700x496, 261kb)
In the end, we get this half the heel:

PB15 (700x469, 296Kb)
I got 11 double loops in each side part - 10 initial loops + 1 loop from the middle part. Accordingly, 8 loops remained in the middle part.

Next, knit 2 circular rows on all hinges, while double hinges are tied as one. If the upper part of the sock knit pattern, then we continue the pattern.

PB16 (700x484, 256Kb)

PB17 (700x476, 303Kb)
After 2 circular rows, again begin to knit the hinges of the heel shortened rows. Only now they are tied by the central part, expanding it.

1st row - facial. Slip all the loops of the central part. Rotate knitting.

2nd row - Pouring - double loop, all loops of the central part of the heel, turn knitting.

3y row and all subsequent knitting according to the following algorithm: double loop, all loops of the central part of the heel to a double loop, penetrate a double loop for both parts, like one, penetrate the next loop in the drawing, turn knitting.

PB18 (700x369, 221KB)
After the last irons, another double loop is performed and further circular rows.

Well, it is ready, the heel "Boomerang".

In this heel, double hinges were sought differently, so they were not as relief. I liked it so much.

PB19 (700x523, 250Kb)

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