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Spring in Your Step Socks

By: Mary Rose from knotions.com
Spring in Your Step Socks
Spring in Your Step Socks

"One of the best things about living in the Mid-Western United States is that we (sometimes) get all the seasons, but my heart always yearns for more spring after the long, dark, cold winter. Eyelets nestled in cables, reminding me of springs earliest leaves and flowers peeking out from under winter’s last bits of snow. This cuff down sock features a heel flap, wedge toe and cables with lace, just enough patterning to keep a knitter interested."

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size2 or 2.75 mm

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

Materials List

  • Unplanned Peacock Studio, Cozy Sock (Superwash Merino, Alpaca and Nylon; 430 yards/100 grams, “Mystery Color” an early version of Moss Agate
  • US#2 (2.75mm) 16 inch circular needle for magic loop, or double pointed needles, or two circular needles for working in the round, or size needles required to obtain gauge
  • Stitch markers, cable needle, and large eyed tapestry needle for weaving in ends
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