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Emilia Socks
This kneesocks pattern, based on traditional Bavarian stockings, is written for an Austrian girl born in Canada, raised in Southeast Asia, now living in Central America. She can carry a small piece of her heritage with her wherever she goes.
This pattern is written for three sizes but can easily be adapted up or down in repeats of 8 stitches.
Many thanks to Madelinetosh for supporting me in developing this pattern, which features their beautiful hand-dyed yarn, and my favourite element of traditional Bavarian socks:
the Wadenkeil!
You will need 2 skeins of the main colour and approx 75g of a contrasting colour. I chose a more traditional palette of green using Madlinetosh Twist Light in Matcha (MC) and The Upside Down (CC) but a solid version using a light neutral such as Lamplight would look fantastic as well.
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- First published: December 2020
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