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Bay of Quinte Socks
Flowing, aqueous cables travel the length of the Bay of Quinte Socks. Delighting the eye and challenging the knitter, they create movement that mimics the melting snow as it makes its way to the bay. Fun to wear and fun to knit in any color! The Bay of Quinte Socks have the Fleegle heel and are worked using the Magic Loop method from the toe up.
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
(After blocking)
Ladies Small: 7” in circumference
Ladies Medium: 7-1/2” in circumference
Ladies Large: 8” in circumference
SUGGESTED YARN:
Knit Picks Capretta Fingering (80% Fine Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon) 50g/230 yds. 2 (2, 2) skeins for one pair of socks
NEEDLES:
For Magic Loop:
US 1 (2.25 mm) circular needles with minimum 40” cable
One US 2 (3.00 mm) double-point needle for binding off.
NOTIONS:
Removable stitch markers, one distinctive for BOR
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
GAUGE:
36 sts and 48 rows = 4” in Stockinette stitch after blocking.
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