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Captain Hastings
Hastings is Hercules Poirot’s “Watson”, recording their adventures and always rushing to action – and conclusions. He is the very portrait of the proper British gentleman, old school tie and all.
The fabric of the traveling rib stitch circles the leg, mimicking the diagonal stripe of the Eton College school tie, Hastings’ Alma Mater.
The pattern is made up entirely of knits and purls, making this an easy knit, although it still requires some attention. On the foot, the traveling rib subtly turns into stocking stitch. The right and left sock patterns are mirrored, creating a pointer when the feet are side by side.
E-book Details:
This pattern is part of an e-book series, The Agatha Christie Series, Volume 2 (The Poirot Collection). Follow along as I create designs inspired by Agatha Christie novels featuring Hercule Poirot.
This e-book represents a savings over purchasing the patterns separately. And the earlier you buy, the more you save. Patterns will be delivered approximately every 6 weeks, with all patterns being released by the end of July. Your Ravelry library will automatically be updated with the new patterns.
Buy in March & April 2014: $19
Buy in May & June 2014: $23
Sizes: Small, (Medium,Large), with an 7.5”, (8.25”, 10.5”) leg circumference, blocked.
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner. Must be familiar with sock construction and knitting in the round.
Materials:
- Approximately 400 yards (365m) of Sweet Georgia, BFL sock yarn (1 skein= 400yd/365m per 3.5oz/100g), or similar.
- 1 set of 5 US #1 (2.25 mm) double-point or circular needles, or size needles required to obtain gauge.
- Tapestry needle, stitch marker
All patterns are professionally tech edited.
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