The world is, indeed, topsy turvy. Kinda like this baby set.
Topsy Turvy is comprised of a top-down hat and toe-up baby booties with a forked heel. Babies have pronounced heels and fat feet, so making baby socks that fit can be difficult. The forked heel helps out by creating a longer, wider heel that will stay on.

A common cast-on technique for toe-up socks also doubles as a cast-on technique for the top-down hat. This adaptation takes the pain out of small-circumference circular cast-ons and might just win you over for your next shawl, too.
Basic 2×2 ribbing is flexible enough for new parents to get squirmy babies into both the socks and the hat.




Where did the pretty background go? And will you write my paper for me?