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The Dauntless Socks
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Arrows have always resonated with me as a symbol of strength and perseverance. They serve as a reminder to keep moving forward, even when the odds are sometimes against us. The Dauntless Socks were designed with the intention to make you feel strong and empowered when you wear them. A reminder to be a little more dauntless.
The pattern is written for cuff-down construction, and features stranded colourwork across the leg portion of the sock. The colourwork is bordered by two Latvian braids; a simple yet striking technique that is perfect for beginners looking to try something new! The pattern features a traditional heel-flap and gusset, and simple toe, allowing the colourwork to shine. The colourwork and contrast heels/toes mean that the pattern is also perfect for using up any scraps or minis you may have lying around!
I love to see your projects grow! Please feel free to share your WIPs/FOs with the hashtag #thedauntlesssocks and tag me @saffiestart so I can see them!
If you require pattern support or have any enquiries please contact me on startsaffron@yahoo.co.uk and I will be happy to help! I hope you enjoy the pattern!
Materials and Needles:
Fingering Weight Yarn Approx. 285-355yds/260-325m total.
I used a combination of yarn that I dyed myself and yarn from Biffsugar Yarns.
CC1: Turquoise and Red (80% SW Merino 20% Nylon) Approx. 80-100yds/73-91m
CC2: Indigo Blue (80% SW Merino 20% Nylon) Approx. 170-215yds/155-197m
CC3: Biffsugar Yarns in Castaway (75% Merino 25% Nylon) Approx. 35-40yds/32-37m
2.25mm/ US size 1 set of 4 DPN’s or size needed to obtain gauge.
I designed this pattern on double pointed needles, however it can be easily adapted for circulars/magic loop and I have included where to place markers to make this easier.
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