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Hot Leaf Juice Socks
Perfect for wearing while sipping your tea by the fire, these textured socks are sure to keep you warm.
Size and Gauge:
• This pattern includes three sizes: 56-stitch, 64-stitch, and 72-stitch, which will fit most adults. To adjust fit, go up or down a needle size based on your preferences.
• Approximately 8 stitches per inch.
Needles:
• I used 2.25mm (US size 1) needles, but please use whichever size of sock needles works for you.
• I used 32-inch-long circular needles for magic loop.
Yarn:
• Any fingering weight (1: superfine) yarn, or sock yarn, that includes nylon will work for this pattern.
• You will need between 250-400 yards, depending on the size you make.
The (64-stitch) sample I made used:
o Valkyrie Fibers, Matte Sock (fingering weight, 4 ply, 463 yards per 100g skein, 75% superwash merino wool and 25% nylon), in the colorway “Jasmine Dragon.”
o 305 yards, 66g, used
Notions:
• Tapestry needle
Skills Needed:
Perfect for the adventurous beginner, this pattern utilizes:
• Knitting and purling
• Increasing and decreasing
• Textured stitches achieved by yo’s and slipped stitches
• Heel flap and gusset
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- First published: November 2021
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