Cabled slip stitch socks by Anna Lindmark

Cabled slip stitch socks

Crochet
November 2014
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
26 stitches and 38 rows = 4 inches
in front loop ribbing
3.5 mm (E)
2.0 mm
339 - 355 yards (310 - 325 m)
36 (woman's shoe size 6) and 39 (woman's shoe size 8½)
US
English
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This pattern makes a pair of slip stitch crochet socks with a cable pattern on both sides of the leg. The slip stitch technique makes them very stretchy and gives them a perfect fit. In this pattern the different steps to construct the sock and the cables are described. The cables are created with short-rows. The technique is explained in text and step-by-step photos.
Skills needed: slip stitch crocheting in back loop only and front loop only. You should also be experienced with inverse stitches, which I don’t explain in the pattern.
I am using David Burchall’s terminology for slip stitch crochet.
Size is adjustable both up and down.

Note! The hook size 3,5 mm is for “loose crocheters”! If you are not a “loose crocheter” when it comes to slip stitch crochet, you may have better use of a larger hook (5 mm).

See also my article on slip stitch crochet:
http://virkstaden.blogspot.se/p/blog-page_33.html