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Verdigris Socks
This pattern is currently down for maintenance and is not available for sale.
While knitting my Verdigris fingerless mitts for Knitty, I couldn’t help but see what a great sock the stitch pattern would make! This was very uncharacteristic of me, because, you see, since being frightened early on by a sock I knit on US 0s for my husband’s size 13 feet, I had completely lost my desire to knit socks. Sad, but true.
But this. I credit this stitch pattern with the Great Sock Awakening. So far, I haven’t stopped knitting lacy socks. We’ll see how long it lasts!
This sock is knit from the top down, using a twisted stitch pattern, with cables and openwork. The size can be altered by using different yarn and/or needles.
Pattern includes both chart and line by line written instructions.
- First published: July 2009
- Page created: June 11, 2009
- Last updated: July 31, 2023 …
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