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Anthozoan Socks
I believe that all yarn has a pattern that it wants to become. These socks went through 4-5 different iterations before I was happy with the pattern. I originally did not want to add any eyelets or lace, but the ideas I had just didn’t look right. Finally, I added the lace bits, and the yarn was finally satisfied.
When I finally showed the first sock to the yarn dyer who created this sock set, she revealed that the name of the sock set was Coral Cove, and asked if I had meant to make the lace look like coral. It wasn’t a conscious decision, but perhaps my subconscious was guiding me.
Regardless, I agreed that it does look like coral, which is why I decided to call them Anthozoan Socks.
Sizes: S (M, L) to fit 7-7.5 (8-8.5, 9-9.5)” or 18-19 (20-22, 23-24) cm circumferences
Yarn:
MC: 50g (232 yds / 212 m) of fingering weight yarn
CCs: 6 mini skeins or leftovers that are 10g (46 yds / 42 m) each, fingering weight yarn
Needles: US size 1 / 2.25mm
Notions: Stitch marker, tapestry needle
Gauge: 34 stitches and 44 rows to 4” (10cm) worked in stockinette stitch in the round.
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