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Caffe Macchiato
Sometimes I need something with a bit more espresso than a latte or a cappuccino. I love seeing those shots of espresso mark the foam and steamed milk. The raised rows on the outer sides of this sock pattern remind me of those espresso marks. I initially used this pattern with self-striping yarn in mind, but it would also go well with a solid or semi-solid yarn. It adds a bit more interest than a vanilla sock with an easy to memorize pattern repeat. Sizes are given for small, medium, and large, using fingering weight yarn.
The designer of these socks gives the knitters a choice of heels to use. She has used the Fish Lips Kiss Heel in the pattern which is a stand-alone pattern, (and provided a link to the FKL Heel page). It can be purchased for $1. An alternate free heel option is also provided.
A special thanks to my test knitters: Terry, Jan, Steph, and Dee!
Thank you to Patty Joy who served as tech editor.
There is a YouTube tutorial on the ix stitch.
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- First published: September 2013
- Page created: September 29, 2013
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