My sock method

I started out J's socks with DPN's trying to learn the toe-up method. I had a great pattern-I simply didn't like it. So I jerked it out and went to cuff down. This is the way I learned to knit socks. Not my preferred method, but still familiar. Just past the heel flap, I gave in.
I simply prefer knitting socks on two circulars. In fact, I really wish I had started both at once. These are children's socks and move along fast enough. With all the distraction of FLAK, it's going to be tough getting through that second sock.
Where I really love this method is the heel/toe areas. So much simpler. They just fly. Well, you know, sort of. It is still knitting.
Plus, they are SO much easier to try on. That one is pretty important. I have such a horror of finishing an item and then finding it's not quite right. Hmmm...why could that be?
See how handy this is? No transferring sts to a length of wool or juggling DPN's, just slip it on and admire-or adjust your plan-whichever you need.
Looking pretty good so far! He likes them, too. Even better!