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Dallas
This sock pattern was designed for my Dad who wanted a warm pair of socks to wear when he went hunting. This basic boot sock pattern uses a simple garter rib for that “thermal” look and undulating rope cables to symbolize the hunting trek itself. Directions for simple arch shaping and a fitted heel are also provided.
Also available on Knitpicks website.
This pattern contains directions to knit top-down men’s socks in small (size 9), medium (size 10), large (size 11) and extra-large (size 12). Directions for the small size will be written first and the directions for the other sizes will be in parentheses (e.g. Small (Medium, Large, Extra-Large)). Separate charts are provided for each size. Requires intermediate knitting skills and the ability to read charted patterns.
Note: Extra yarn will be necessary to knit the extra-large size socks with the recommended 9 inch cuff (125-150 grams). Shortening the cuff is an option, but please be sure to purchase enough yarn to insure that you can complete the project.
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