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Cabin Slipper Sock
ABOUT
A cozy DK slipper sock with a folded cuff. Indulge in a quick knit with engaging construction. The cuff is knit flat in rows before being folded and turned sideways. The cuff remains very stretchy and easy to slip on and off. Knit in DK, these socks work up quickly and easily. The heel details are easy to work but result in a satisfying texture.
SIZES
1, 2 (3, 4)
To Fit:
Size 1: child size (aged 10 - 13); European shoe size 35 - 37
Foot Circumference: 7.5 inches; 19 cm
Size 2: European shoe size 37 - 40
Foot Circumference: 8.5 inches; 22 cm
Size 3: European shoe size 41 - 43
Foot Circumference: 9.5 inches; 24 cm
Size 4: European shoe size 43+
Foot Circumference: 11 inches; 28 cm
Note: rather than classify the sizes by gender, the sizes are according to measurements for foot circumference, the foot length will be knitted according to the shoe size or preferred fit
YARN REQUIREMENTS
These are approximations based on test knitting, your yardage will depend on your gauge, size and yarn chosen
DK Weight Yarn
260 (300) 360 (420) yards
240 (275) 330 (385) meters
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
3.25 mm (US SIZE 3) circular needles for Magic Loop
use size needed to obtain gauge
+ PLUS a spare needle of the same size or smaller
NOTIONS
darning needle, to weave in ends
two stitch markers, to mark beginning of round
scissors, or other tool for breaking the yarn
optional: sock blockers and/or preferred blocking tools
Depending on how you prefer to perform a Provisional Cast-On, you may need extra tools such as a crochet hook and scrap yarn. I personally do a provisional cast-on onto a spare cable (this saves a step later on, but can be fiddly).
GAUGE
26 stitches x 34 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm square
TECHNIQUES
Kitchener Stitch for closing toe
Picking Up Stitches
Increasing
Heel Turn
Magic Loop
Provisional Cast-On
I would like to thank my testers for their time and skills, they have been integral to the design process. Thank you, testers! Vitabigelow, katydouglas, waterloggdartwrks, mydistraction, ebear1993, Telephonewires, lilhyparisi, oOSmilingeyesOo, Nnoracc, Mobogal30, ClancyCrafts, EmC324 & those who would prefer to remain uncredited ♥️
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