Schrodinger's Cat Socks by Sally-Jane Cameron

Schrodinger's Cat Socks

Knitting
April 2017
Light Fingering ?
38 stitches and 54 rows = 4 inches
in pattern, blocked, in the round
US 1 - 2.25 mm
383 - 437 yards (350 - 400 m)
Small, Medium, Large, XLarge
English
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These Geeky socks are inspired by the Schrodinger’s cat thought experiment. The foot and leg of the socks are covered in squares that are half garter stitch and half stocking stitch. The cat in the box is both dead and alive.

These socks are for my Geek, he is a self professed nerd and lover of all science. I wanted the first socks that I designed, to be for him. He is so supportive of my knitting, designing and yarn obsession. I wanted a pattern that was easy to memorise, yet had a fun Geeky twist to it.

These unisex socks will delight any science nerd in your life, and even for the less scientific amongst us, they are a fun knit and look really great on.

Material

Needles**
2.25 mm/US 1 at least 100cm/40” long circular needle or size to obtain gauge for magic loop
or 2.25mm/US 1 DPNs

Yarn
Fingering weight yarn 100g; 400m/437yds
Sample knitted in Nurturing Fibres Mo’Sock; 40% Merino, 40% Kid Mohair, 20% Nylon

Gauge
38 stitches and 54 rows over 10cm/4” in pattern, in the round, blocked.

Size
Teen/S, Medium, Large and XLarge

Finished circumference unstretched
S:16cm/6.5”
M: 19cm/7.5”
L: 22cm/8.5”
XL: 25cm/10”

To Fit

S: 18cm/7.25”
M: 22cm/8.5”
L: 24.5cm/9.5”
XL: 27cm/10.5”