sisukatkeid
Sisukatkeid is a Finnish knitting term that appears in hobbyist discussions about making socks. The exact meaning of the term is not standardized; sources vary and there is no universally accepted definition. In practice, sisukatkeid is used to refer to techniques involved in sock construction, with particular emphasis on heel shaping and seamless toe closures, or more generally to approaches that aim for a well-fitted sock from cuff to toe.
Etymology and usage are informal. The word combines sukka (sock) with a derivational element whose precise origin
History and context are linked to modern Finnish knitting culture. The term appears in late 20th-century and
Techniques and practice commonly discussed under the label include attention to gauge and fabric choice, heel
See also: sock knitting, cuff-down and toe-up methods, kantapää (heel), sukka (sock).