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IRonMan2 Socks
Cables and twisted stitches start at the cuff and work their way down through the foot to produce a pattern reminiscent of iron scrollwork.
Designed for an intermediate knitter with a basic understanding of sock construction, this sock is worked top-down. The gusset increases are not your usual ones, and the heel flap, short-row heel and gusset decreases are then worked in a manner more often seen in toe-up socks, but which works wonderfully well with this design.
This design is better suited to solid and semi-solid yarns because of the movement of the twisted stitches.
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- First published: June 2014
- Page created: June 22, 2014
- Last updated: June 22, 2014 …
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