’Bertha’ Ladies 4ply Yarn Ribbed Socks Worked Circularly Top Cuff Down on dpn Double Pointed Needles in One Piece in the Round Knitting Pattern!

Ladies Twisted Ribbed Socks Worked circularly, Top/Cuff Down, on DPN’s (Double Pointed Needles) in one Piece with no seaming required.

Unique features
Each sock is worked flat from the top of the cuff downwards in one piece with no seaming required! You will love it.

This pattern will also show you how to knit a longer length sock or create a longer or shorter length foot. You may need more yarn if you are knitting a longer length pair of socks. This sock design I created is a beautiful fit and features a lovely twisted ribbed pattern which stretches nicely to fit a range of feet from sizes Teen - Ladies - 4 to 7 (UK fitting). Why not give it a try? You won’t be disappointed!

Finished item size: One Size will fit: UK Teens to Ladies size 4 - 7 feet.

Equipment needed
Set of 5 x 2.25 mm DPN’s (Double Pointed Needles).
Round end small tapestry needle.

Suggested yarn
1 x 100g/400m - Lana Grossa Meilenweit Solo /4ply Sock Yarn. Shade 5260.

Skills needed to complete this item
Cast-on/Cast-off, Knit, Knit two stitches together, Knit in to the second stitch, then the first stitch then slip the two stitches off the needle, Purl, Purl two stitches together, Slip a a stitch.

Pattern Use:
This pattern may be used for making up items for personal use or gifts only, or for items to be donated to charity. However, items made from this pattern may NOT be sold or retailed, or sold for commercial or business gain.

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