I just started making Baroque, beautiful socks - but the instructions seem stupidly difficult (with all due respect to Janice King).
I came up with a cable-needleless way of doing the TCR and TCL stitches. I have listed my instructions in italics and put a strikethroughlike this through their instructions that you don't need!
TCR
Method 2 (without cn): Sl3onto cn tog as if to k3tog, sl sts back one by one purlwise, rotate cn counter clockwise 180 degrees so the first slipped st is leftmost on the cn, return 3 sl sts to left needle; yib sl1 as if to p tbl, insert the left needle into the front loop of the slipped st and k tbl, p1 tbl, yib, sl1 as if to p tbl, insert the left needle into the front loop of the slipped st and k tbl.
TCL
Method 2 (without cn): Sl3onto cn tog purlwise as if to p3tog, now insert tip of left needle through front of all 3 sts like this:
rotate cn clockwise 180 degrees so the first slipped st is leftmost on the cn, remove right tip, thus returning 3 sl sts to left needle; k1, yif sl1 as if to knit, insert left needle into the back loop of the slipped st and purl it, k1.
I came up with a cable-needleless way of doing the TCR and TCL stitches. I have listed my instructions in italics and put a strikethrough
TCR
Method 2 (without cn): Sl3
TCL
Method 2 (without cn): Sl3
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