A Simple Sock 89
Finished
April 16, 2024
April 25, 2024

A Simple Sock 89

Project info
My own pattern
Knitting
Me
60 st
Needles & yarn
US 0 - 2.0 mm
250 yards
Cascade Yarns ® Heritage®
4 yards in stash
0.07 skeins = 30.6 yards (28.0 meters), 7 grams
13104
EweKnit in Toronto, Ontario
September 1, 2021
Cascade Yarns ® Heritage®
13 yards in stash
0.05 skeins = 21.9 yards (20.0 meters), 5 grams
01
Black
EweKnit in Toronto, Ontario
May 11, 2020
Kelbourne Woolens Perennial
none left in stash
0.02 skeins = 9.9 yards (9.1 meters), 2 grams
482092
Art Of Yarn in Kelowna, British Columbia
February 9, 2024
Lang Yarns Jawoll Superwash 75/25
12 yards in stash
0.82 skeins = 188.3 yards (172.2 meters), 41 grams
2224
Gray
Art Of Yarn in Kelowna, British Columbia
February 8, 2024
Notes

17-04-2024

MC - Charcoal
CC1 - Black
CC2 - Kelly green
CC3 - Neon green

CO 60 st

Leg:
20R 2x2 rib MC
11R MC
5R CC2
5R CC3
5R CC2
25R MC (6” leg)

FLK heel - 11 / 8 / 11 - CC1 or CC2 (probably do one heel out of each to maximize yardage

Foot: Knit foot to 5.75” before starting the toe decreases

Work ~64R MC (5.5” from back of heel)

At ~3.5” or 40R (of foot) start using the nylon provided with the MC to reinforce the bottom of the foot. This should get you to 5R before you start the toe decreases (so to R63 or thereabouts).

At end of R64 work 5R CC1 or CC2, prob one on each sock (5.75” from back of heel)

Toe CC1 or CC2 - probably do one sock in each.

About Using the 50g Jawoll Skeins: If you use 3 contrast stripes in the leg then you should be able to get a pair of socks on one ball (50g). You should have enough of the nylon to get you from 3.5” length (40R) to 5.75” length (69R)

For future reference: The supplementary nylon was 4.76g on this spool - slightly less yarn than I had on the previous spool - and the spool that it was wound onto was once again 2.8g.

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Finished
April 16, 2024
April 25, 2024
About this pattern
Personal pattern (not in Ravelry)
About this yarn
by Cascade Yarns ®
Fingering
75% Merino, 25% Nylon
437 yards / 100 grams

87526 projects

stashed 65351 times

KristinM100's star rating
KristinM100's adjectives for this yarn
  1. Slender fingering (that's rather splitty)
  2. Washer/Dryer Safe
  3. Pills like crazy - quality is not what it was when I first started using this yarn.
About this yarn
by Lang Yarns
Light Fingering
75% Corriedale, 25% Nylon
230 yards / 50 grams

18259 projects

stashed 14325 times

KristinM100's star rating
KristinM100's adjectives for this yarn
  1. Very slippery and superwash-y, to the extent that it was tricky to knit with
  2. The ball was quite underweight as I believe the 50g includes the nylon yardage, the spool of which weighs almost 3g
  3. If the sock wears better than most, then I can see myself using this in future. I do like that there's a 50g put up
About this yarn
by Kelbourne Woolens
Light Fingering
60% Merino, 25% Suri, 15% Nylon
497 yards / 100 grams

2160 projects

stashed 2299 times

KristinM100's star rating
KristinM100's adjectives for this yarn
  1. It's so soft that it feels droopy
  2. Not quite as high-spun as I prefer
  3. Great colour palette
  • Project created: April 11, 2024
  • Finished: April 25, 2024
  • Updated: December 17, 2024
  • Progress updates: 3 updates