Anatomically correct toes

[u/Bhulagoon]

Just finished up these anatomically correct toe socks! I think these might be my new go to toes because they fit so much better :)

This is my first time using a mini for contrast heel/toes/cuffs but I ran out of yarn and didnt have enough for the contrast cuffs, has anyone else used a mini and ran into this problem, from my understanding it was supposed to be enough for my project but I could be wrong?

I made these with an after thought heel

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[u/Booger-Head]

What size hook did you use? I’ve been trying to make socks but I feel like my tension is off

[u/Bhulagoon → u/Booger-Head]

I used a 1.5mm for this sock. Its a light dk weight yarn though. Usually I use a 1.8mm for the base and a 1.25mm for ribbing using a regular size sock weight yarn

[u/NotTheSeaOtter]

This. I like this.

[u/fawkesthefoxx]

Stunnninnngg!!!

[u/M_Mandrioli]

My old gym teacher told us that toes that are almost straight across are the most healthy.