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Crown Vetch Socks
About
Summers seemed to dotted with the pink and purple flowers of Crown vetch. There are almost fields of them near our local lake that we spend a lot of time. Also known as a seed or purple crown-vetch, it is part of the pea or legume family. While these flowers are beautiful, they are an invasive species where it outcompetes native plants and prove to be detrimental to habitat diversity and health. These socks are to remind us to only wear Crown vetch on your feet and to clean your shoes to help prevent the spread of invasive plants.
Size and Measurements
(Ball of Foot Circumference)
Toddler: 3-4 in/8-10 cm
Kid: 5-6 in/13-15 cm
Small: 7 in/18 cm
Medium: 8 in/20 cm
Large: 9 in/23 cm
X-Large: 10 in/25 cm
Yarn
Kettle + Hearth Fibers, ”Ember Fingering” (80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon, 400 yds in 100 g)
Colorway: Candy Floss (MC) and Forest (CC)
OR ANY FINGERING or SOCK Yarn
Needles and Crochet hooks
US 1/2.25mm Addi FlexiFlips Squared Ergonomic 12 in Double Pointed Needles
(or set of double pointed needles or circular needles to use for prefer sock knitting method)
OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE
Notions
row counter
measuring tape
stitch counters (optional)
tapestry needle
Gauge
Stockinette 4”x4”/10cmx10cm Blocked: 32 sts by 40 rows
These socks are constructed toe up with a circular cast on and round toe construction. The heel is constructed using shadow wrap technique. The main stitch pattern for the sock is derived from either the star or daisy stitch. There are two cuff options. The main cuff is made through cross stitch ribbing. Instructions to construct a heel tab are included. You can substitute your favorite toe, heel, or cuff construction as you desire.
A sock worksheet is included at the end to help with sock measurements.
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- First published: February 2025
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