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"This is an intermediate pattern, that you may not be experienced enough to do, since you are not able to read the pattern accurately. Your confusion is implying there is an issue with the pattern to other knitters, when in fact there is no issue, just your inexperienced confusion. The patterns start on the same row but do not end on the same row, this is not uncommon in knitting at an intermediate and advanced level. For the patterns that have less rows, you start over again at row one, so a row 25 can be paired with a row 1 in the other pattern repeats. Happy knitting!"
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Ribbed Toddler Socks

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Ribbed Toddler Socks
Ribbed Toddler Socks
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"I think there's something so luxurious about a pair of hand knit socks! Socks are such an inexpensive, disposable item nowadays. Knitting a pair out of soft, natural fiber yarn just seems special. Indigo got his pair first (of course!) but I can't want to make a women's version of this sock knitting pattern! These toddler socks have a long, ribbed cuff which ensures they stay on. The cuffs are kind of time consuming to knit, but after that the rest of the sock moves along pretty quickly."

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Knitting Needle Size1 or 2.25 mm

Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)

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craftedbyfox

Feb 27, 2017

The pattern itself does not state yarn or needle size used but the above 2.25mm and super fine yarn are correct as I found the answer from the author stating these in the comments at the bottom. The pattern is easy to follow and so this is a really good pattern to use if you have never knitted socks before and are looking for a starter pattern. I have a set of bamboo needles but found it very fiddly to knit with this yarn on them and they split when I was part way through the first sock so I switched and purchased some carbon needles and found them much easier as the atitches glide across the needles.

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