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Limberlost Socks
Twisting trees, deep pools, and moss-covered stones hide the secrets of the Limberlost… and inspire a combination of quick-to-knit moss stitch and cables in this cozy sock. I highly recommend a lighty speckled or tonal yarn for my A Girl of the Limberlost -based sock pattern to highlight the texture and cables. Note: Full instructions are provided for both the Left and Right Socks to help you navigate the mirrored design.
Sizes
1: 56 Stitches - 8”-9” foot circumference
2: 64 Stitches - 9”-10” foot circumference
3: 72 Stitches - 10”-11” foot circumference
Gauge
US 1/2.25 mm - Approx. 8-9 stitches per inch in stockinette.
Sample shown in Size 2, knit on US 1.
Socks have negative ease with plenty of stretch to ensure a snug fit while still pulling easily over the heel.
Yarn
You’ll need one (1) 100 g skein of fingering weight yarn.
Techniques
- Knit stitches
- Purl stitches
- Cables
- Invisible grafting (aka. Kitchener stitch)
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- First published: May 2020
- Page created: May 15, 2020
- Last updated: August 26, 2022 …
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