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Prairie Socks
These socks were inspired by the stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Laura wrote about her childhood, growing up on the prairies of Kansas. As I was knitting these socks, the stitch pattern reminded me of the wheat fields that Pa Ingalls farmed.
I would like to imagine that this is the kind of pattern that Ma would have knitted for her family.
I set out with the intention of creating a pattern that was relaxing to knit whilst still being engaging, exciting and addictive !
The pattern includes video tutorials to demonstrate the texture pattern and Kitchener stitch.
It is perfect for all levels of knitter and comes in 3 sizes to accommodate all your family members.
The pattern sample is knitted with a skein of my own hand dyed yarn in the colourway ‘Wide Open Prairie’. I no longer sell my yarn but you can see exactly how I created this colourway in episode 180 of our video show. Just search ‘Bakery Bears’ on YouTube to watch for free.
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- First published: January 2017
- Page created: January 6, 2017
- Last updated: January 21, 2025 …
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