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August Pocus
This pattern was originally created for Biscotte Yarns Mystery Sock Club in August 2012. Ten years later, I’m happy to offer a revised version where the charts have been improved for easier reading.
Since the main chart is a pattern that develops on a purled background, I have changed the symbol representing these stitches to a white tile. I also added colors to the various cable symbols so that they can be more easily identified
In addition to the knitting pattern you will need the following material to knit these socks : (Also available as a KNITTING KIT HERE)
COLLECTION LOUISE ROBERT - Super Sock 75% merino, 25% nylon, 400 m / 100 g for the main color (shown in BROOKE)
BISCOTTE YARNS – Bis-Sock 85% merino, 15% nylon, 200 m /50 g 50g for the contrasting color (shown in self-striping Autorayante™ ADELE)
DPN or circular needle of #US 1.5 (2.5 mm) or size to obtain gauge.
Cable needle
20 beads size 6/0
crochet or any other tool to bead the stitches.
GAUGE : 32 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette stitch.
SIZES : Small (medium, large). Circumference of the leg (unstretched) is 18.75 (21.25, 23.75) cm
NOTES This model is worked from the toes-up to the ribs. It was knitted using the « magic loop » method with half of the stitches on needle 1 and the second half on needle 2. If you prefer to use double pointed needles, you might divide your stitches in two equal halves in order to follow the instructions.
To bead the stitches, I recommand this tutorial: How to bead a stitch.
La version française de ce patron se trouve sur LesLainesBiscotte.com
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