Comfy luxurious handknit ladies' socks, wool mix machine washable yarn, made in smoke-free and pet-free environment. Wool for warmth, polyamide for hardwearing, silk for comfort. Machine wash gentle cycle 40 degrees, light tumble dry.
A free sock pattern, just in time for spring and summer! Important information Required materials: Yarn – approximately 60g/280 yd of fingering weight yarn if planning to knit a longer leg length leg (typically around 60 rounds after the cuff) Sample shown in pictures: KnitPicks Stroll Hand Painted in the colorway Taffeta – 75/25 Fine superwash merino wool and nylon blend Needles – Size US 1 (2.25mm) circular needles on a 32-inch cable for the magic loop method Notions – Tapestry needle for the Kitchener stitch and weaving in endsStitch marker/progress keeperScissors Gauge – Approximately 9 stitches per inch in
If you don't like the six inch ribbing, this pair of socks has your name on them. About three inches of ribbing, never binding. A warm, cozy pair of socks for the upcoming cold weather. But hey, there are some people I know who wear my handknit socks all year long! Made on fine needles with a fine yarn, these socks are made with a wool blend yarn that is easy to wear and care. Machine wash, dry flat. Got a sock monster in your washing machine? Please use a mesh bag to launder; I don't always have matching yarn to remake a second sock. Warm, rich colors. Fits average adult foot; heel toe length is 9".
Catoosa Socks is a free, easy sock knitting pattern that includes five tutorial videos to walk you through your first handknit socks!
Disponible en anglais, ukrainien, russe Les chaussettes sont tricotées avec revers. Ils commencent par les côtes. Après les côtes, la jambe est tricotée avec le lacet à l'arrière d'une chaussette. Le talon est travaillé en trois étapes. Il se tricote en ronds pour le rabat du talon, en rangs raccourcis pour le tour du talon et en tricot rond avec diminutions pour le gousset. Le pied et la pointe sont travaillés en rond tandis que la pointe est façonnée avec des diminutions et cousue avec The Kitchener Stitch. Le patron est réalisé pour quatre tailles 1 (2) 3 (4). Le modèle comprend des instructions point par point, des graphiques et des didacticiels vidéo. Partagez vos photos de ces chaussettes sur les réseaux sociaux en utilisant le hashtag #back_socks. Les chaussettes roses sont fabriquées avec Opal 4 plis couleur Fairy Pink 9940 GUIDE DES TAILLES 1 - EU 36-37 - longueur du pied 23-24 cm - 9' 2 - EU 38-39 - longueur du pied 24-25 cm - 10' 3 - EU 40-42 - longueur du pied 25,5-27 cm - 10 ⅕' 4 - EU 43-44 - longueur du pied 27,5-28,5 cm - 11 ⅕' FIL 100 g de tout autre fil à chaussettes (deux écheveaux de 50 g - 190-200 m ou un écheveau de 100 g - 400 m) Novita Venla, Regia Merino Yak, Lana Grossa Meilenweit, Cascade Yarns Heritage, Drops Fabel, Rico Design Sock Superba Premium, Alize Superwash, Opal 4-ply JAUGE 32 m x 42 rangs = 10x10 cm [4x4'] en motif après lavage et blocage AIGUILLES DPN 2,5 mm [US 1½] ou circulaire 80-100 cm [32-40']. Vous aurez également besoin de marqueurs et d’une aiguille à tapisserie.
These three knit sock heel techniques are great for customizing your socks to meet your unique needs. Come give them a try!
Verfügbar in Englisch, Ukrainisch, Russisch Die Socken werden mit dem Bündchen nach unten gearbeitet. Sie beginnen mit Rippen. Nach dem Rippen wird das Bein mit der Spitze auf der Rückseite einer Socke gestrickt. Die Ferse wird in drei Schritten gearbeitet. Es wird in Runden für die Fersenklappe, in verkürzten Reihen für die Fersenumdrehung und im Rundstrick mit Abnahmen für den Zwickel gearbeitet. Fuß und Spitze werden in Runden gestrickt, während die Spitze durch Abnahmen geformt und mit dem Kitchener-Stich vernäht wird. Das Schnittmuster ist für die vier Größen 1 (2) 3 (4) gefertigt. Das Muster enthält Stich-für-Stich-Anleitungen, Diagramme und Video-Tutorials. Teilen Sie Ihre Fotos dieser Socken in sozialen Netzwerken mit dem Hashtag #back_socks. GRÖSSENTABELLE 1 – EU 36–37 – Fußlänge 23–24 cm – 9’ 2 – EU 38–39 – Fußlänge 24–25 cm – 10’ 3 – EU 40–42 – Fußlänge 25,5–27 cm – 10 ⅕’ 4 – EU 43–44 – Fußlänge 27,5–28,5 cm – 11 ⅕’ GARN 100 g eines anderen Sockengarns (zwei Stränge 50 g – 190–200 m oder ein Strang 100 g – 400 m) Novita Venla, Regia Merino Yak, Lana Grossa Meilenweit, Cascade Yarns Heritage, Drops Fabel, Rico Design Sock Superba Premium, Alize Superwash, Opal 4-ply MESSGERÄT 32 M x 42 Reihen = 10 x 10 cm [4 x 4’] im Muster nach dem Waschen und Blockieren NADELN DPNs 2,5 mm [US 1½] oder kreisförmig 80–100 cm [32–40’]. Sie benötigen außerdem Marker und eine Gobelinnadel.
Scroll to the bottom for the comprehensive, step by step video tutorial. Required materials: Yarn – 100g/462 yd of fingering weight yarn 75/25 Fine Superwash Merino/Nylon blend I highly recommend using a yarn that is a blend of wool + nylon. The nylon helps with the sturdiness of the fiber so that they last you a long time. Needles – Size US 1 (2.25mm) circular needles on a 32-inch cable for the magic loop method Notions – Scissors Tapestry needle for the Kitchener stitch and weaving in endsStitch markers to help count rounds (optional) Gauge – Approximately 9 stitches per
Free Basic 4ply Socks pattern and step-by-step Winwick Mum Sockalong tutorials for beginner sock knitters - everything you need to learn to knit socks!
The Marriage of Convenience Socks are the latest installment in the Golden Honey Sock Club. Come learn more and get an easy shopping list.
There’s nothing quite like the lush, cosy feeling of handknitted socks! Quick and satisfying to make, small and portable, socks remain one of the most frequently handknit items today. A collaboration with legendary sock maven Rachel Coopey, Ready Set Socks is our ultimate guide to sock-making! Get ready to experiment, discover the magic that is turning a heel, and become a seasoned sock knitter.The book includes ten unique patterns in both 4-ply / fingering and DK-weight versions. From simple and speedy stocking and ribbed socks, to fancy mosaic knitting colour combinations, you’ll be sure to find your perfect pair with this compendium of patterns to come back to again and again.
It's hard to find shoes for showing off handknit socks. Most are opaque and cover the whole foot. Here are six options that work.
I finally did it! This was the year I knit myself some socks! They're so great: I love them! They're so warm! If you want to see my process and finished knit socks, follow me on Instagram to see all the patterns I make! If you have not experienced the joy and warmth of handmade
The Marriage of Convenience Socks are the latest installment in the Golden Honey Sock Club. Come learn more and get an easy shopping list.
Handknit socks for the big foot in your life. Heel to toe length is about 10.5" (or forever in knitting years). Made on fine needles with a fine yarn, with proper care these socks will keep your feet and ankles warm for many, many years. These socks feel marvelous, just around the house with no shoe. Yarn content is 50% superwash wool, 25% nylon, and 25% bamboo. Easy to wear, easy to care. Machine wash cold, dry flat. Got a sock monster lurking in your washing machine? Please consider using a mesh bag to launder! Made in the USA in smoke-free and pet-free house.
Swiss darning, also called duplicate stitch, is a technique where you trace the path of a row of knitting, covering the existing stitches.
Then, it happened again. I posted my first So Sporty Sock and once again, I got asked how to knit the heel tab.
Description This top-down sock in four sizes (S/M/L/XL) features the deep ribbing and horizontal knit/purl motifs of a classic gansey sweater. A simple rib extends down the leg and over the top of the foot to complete the design. Simple-to-work motifs make it a good traveler that is readily converted to toe-up construction. Shown here in Better Breakfast Fingering , shade Waffle Suggested Yarns: Better Breakfast Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering , or any springy sock yarn which has approximately 425 yards to 4 ounces. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size. Finished Size: 6(7.5, 8.5, 9) inches in circumference, to fit feet measuring up to 7(8.5, 9.5, 10) inches around Note: sock is slightly wider at the top to provide some calf shaping and narrows to final size once the gusset shaping for foot is complete. Yarn requirements: 325(375, 425, 475) yards Gauge: 36 sts and 50 rows = 4” in stockinette Needles: DPNs size 1US (2.25 mm), or size to obtain correct gauge
I have a gift for you. Since so many of you have been admiring my Shorty Heel Tab Socks that I make on my circular sock machine, I wanted to be sure you could make them as well! I truly love these socks and would wear them exclusively if I had enough pairs! It is a handknit pattern that I adapted to be identical to the method that I use to make them on the sock machine. It took some reverse engineering, and we did it! The sock begins with a folded over cuff that includes a short row heel tab, and instructions for making a short row heel & toe are also a part of the sock as I wanted to translate as literally as I could the method of making these socks on my machine. It finishes by using the kitchener stitch to graft the top of the sock together where the instep meets in the toe. Of course you're welcome to make whichever heel & toe you prefer, using this pattern as a guideline for specifications. LINK TO PDF TEXT ONLY LINK TO PDF WITH PICS AND QR CODES __________________________________________________________ Shorty Heel Tab Socks by Larissa Gregorin Copyright Larissa Gregorin 2022 Finished Circumference: (6 ¼, 6 ¾, 7 ½)” / (16, 17, 19.5) cm foot circumference; intended to be worn with 1½” / 4 cm negative ease. Adjustable foot length. Yarn: Sock yarn [415 yards / 380 meters per 100 g] Yardage: 1 skein (all sizes) Gauge: 38 stitches and 48 rounds = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch Needles: US 0 / 2.0 mm circular needle (32” / 80 cm for magic looping) or preferred needle length for small diameter knitting; adjust needle size to match listed gauge. Notions: 2 unique stitch markers for BOR and side, removable stitch marker to measure foot length, darning needle for grafting & weaving in ends, scrap yarn for provisional cast-on (optional). Techniques: Flat and circular knitting, short rows using the German Short Row method, Kitchener stitch. Pattern Notes: Sock is cast on at the lower edge of the cuff, which is then worked with short-row shaping to create a heel tab before folding the cuff & joining live stitches to the cast-on edge to create a fold-over hem. Short-row shaping is also used for the heel and toe. Cuff Cast on (60, 64, 72) stitches either provisionally or using a reasonably stretchy cast-on such as the long tail method. If working a provisional cast-on, use a color that contrasts well with your sock yarn. Place marker for BOR & join to knit in the round. Knit (30, 32, 36) stitches and place halfway marker. Knit for 10 total rows, not including the provisional cast-on. Note: If you cast on directly, you can count your cast-on row as row 1. Heel Tab Row 1 [RS]: Knit until 3 stitches before halfway marker. Turn. Row 2 [WS]: Make double stitch and purl until 3 stitches before BOR marker. Turn. Row 3 [RS]: Make double stitch and knit until, but not including, next double stitch. Turn. Row 4 [WS]: Make double stitch and purl until, but not including, next double stitch. Turn. Rows 5-8: Repeat Rows 3-4 two more times. Row 9 [RS]: Make double stitch and knit to next double stitch. Do not turn. knit into both loops of one double stitch. Turn. Row 10 [WS]: Slip 1, purl up to the next double stitch. Purl into both loops of one double stitch. Turn. Row 11 [RS]: Slip 1, knit up to the next double stitch. Knit into both loops of one double stitch. Turn. Repeat Rows 10-11 two more times, and Row 10 once more. You will still have one double stitch on either side. Next Round: Slip 1, knit in the round, knitting into both loops of each double stitch as you come to them. Knit 9 more rounds. Fold Over Hem On the next round, knit each stitch together with a purl bump from the cast-on/first round of sock yarn. Knit for 10 rounds. Heel Row 1 [RS]: Knit to (2, 3, 4) stitches past halfway marker. Turn. Row 2 [WS]: Make double stitch. Purl until (2, 3, 4) stitches past the BOR marker. Turn. Row 3 [RS]: Make double stitch. Knit until, but not including, next double stitch. Turn. Row 4 [WS]: Make double stitch. Purl until, but not including, next double stitch. Turn. Repeat Rows 3-4 until (10, 12, 14) stitches remain in the center. On the final RS row, DO NOT turn. Knit into TWO double stitches, remembering to knit into both loops of each double stitch. Turn. Row 5 [WS]: Slip 1 stitch, purl until the next double stitch. Purl into TWO double stitches, remembering to purl into both loops of each double stitch. Turn. Row 6 [RS]: Slip 1, knit until next double stitch. Knit one double stitch. Turn. Row 7 [WS]: Slip 1, purl until next double stitch. Purl one double stitch. Turn. Repeat Rows 6-7 until 1 set of double stitches remain, ending after working a purl row. Next Row [RS]: Slip 1, knit up to double stitch; slip this stitch from the left to the right needle with yarn in the back, making sure to include all strands. Turn. Next Row [WS]: Yarn over, purl the double stitch, then purl across to the next double stitch. Slip this stitch from the left to the right needle with yarn in front, making sure to include all strands. Turn. Next Row [RS]: Yarn over, knit double stitch, knit to BOR. These yarnovers will be knit together with the first stitch on either side of the heel stitches to close the little gap that occurs in that space. It will want to sit very close to the last double stitch, so take care to knit it together with the first instep stitch. Foot Next Round: Knitting all stitches, knit together the first yarnover with the (3rd, 4th, 5th) stitch past the midway marker and the second yarnover with the (3rd, 4th, 5th) stitch before BOR. See video above. Now is a good time to place a progress keeper to track rows or measure length for the foot. Knit in the round until you are ready to start the toe, approximately 2” / 5 cm less than the desired foot length. Toe Row 1 [RS]: Knit to halfway marker. Turn. Row 2 [WS]: Make double stitch. Purl until BOR marker. Turn. Row 3 [RS]: Make double stitch. Knit up to double stitch. Turn. Row 4 [WS]: Make double stitch. Purl up to double stitch. Turn. Repeat Rows 3-4 until (10, 12, 14) stitches remain in the center. On the final RS row, DO NOT turn. Knit into TWO double stitches, remembering to knit into both loops of each double stitch. Turn. Row 5 [WS]: Slip 1 stitch, purl until the next double stitch. Purl into TWO double stitches, remembering to purl into both loops of each double stitch. Turn. Row 6 [RS]: Slip 1, knit until next double stitch. Knit one double stitch. Turn. Row 7 [WS]: Slip 1, purl until next double stitch. Purl one double stitch. Turn. Repeat Rows 6-7 until all double stitches have been knit, ending after working a purl row. You should be at the BOR. Kitchener Snip a yard/meter-long tail to use for kitchener. If you have them, I suggest transferring your stitches onto two small DPNs (I use size US 00/1.75mm). Pick up an extra stitch in the same row as the front needle stitches on either side of the live stitches. Do the same on the back needle stitches. Using a darning needle and your yarn tail, go into the first stitch on your first needle knitwise & slip off the needle. Go into the next stitch on the first needle purlwise. Go into the first stitch on the rear needle purlwise & slip off the needle. Go into the next stitch on the rear needle knitwise. Continue in the regular kitchener pattern (k1 front, off//p1 front//p1 back off//k1 back) until two stitches remain on each needle. Knit into the front needle’s first stitch, and immediately purl into the next stitch on the front needle. Slip them both off. Purl into the back needle's first stitch, and immediately knit into the next stitch. Slip them both off. Thread the tail to the inside of the sock. Weave in ends. Enjoy. Abbreviations & Stitch Glossary BOR - beginning of round double stitch (German Short Rows) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrMHUlqWH2o Making a double stitch: knit, turn, slip from left to right, pull yarn up and over right needle Making a double stitch: purl, turn, slip from left to right, pull yarn up and over right needle k - knit kitchener - https://youtu.be/W7i5JwEReW0?t=100 p - purl RS - right side, the visible side of the garment when worn slip - holding yarn to WS, slip next stitch as if to purl WS - wrong side, the inside of garment when worn yarnover - wrap working yarn around the right-hand needle counterclockwise
Das Muster ist in Englisch, Ukrainisch und Russisch verfügbar. So einfach sie auch sind: Zwei Socken sind mit einem Spiegelmuster gestaltet, sodass sich die rechten und linken Socken unterscheiden. Deshalb werden sie „Zwei Socken“ genannt. Diese Socken könnten ein tolles Geschenk für ihn und sie sein. Einfaches Muster, aber interessant zu bearbeiten. Die Socken werden von oben nach unten gestrickt. Eine Ferse wird mit Hin- und Rückreihen der Fersenklappe, verkürzten Reihen für die Fersendrehung und Rundstricken mit Abnahmen für den Zwickel gearbeitet. Fuß und Spitze werden in Runden gestrickt, während die Spitze durch Abnahmen geformt und mit dem Kitchener-Stich vernäht wird. Das Muster ist für vier Maschengrößen 60 (64) 68 (72) Maschen ausgelegt. Es gibt zwei Socken, rechts und links, mit einem spiegelnden Muster. Sie finden unterstrichenen blauen Text – es handelt sich um einen YouTube-Link zum Video des Artikels, der im Text beschrieben wird. Größentabelle: 35-36 – 60 M – Fuß 22,5–23,5 cm – 9 Zoll 37-39 – 64 M – Fußlänge 24–25 cm – 10 Zoll 40-42 – 68 M – Fuß 25,5–27 cm – 10,5 Zoll 43-45 – 72 M – Fuß 27,5–29 cm – 11,5 Zoll Maschenprobe: 30 Maschen und 42 Reihen = 10 cm glatt rechts Nadelstärke: US 1½ - 2,5 mm Lauflänge: 437 Yards (400 m) Empfohlenes Garn: Alize Superwash Rico Design Superba Premium 4 Fädig/4 Ply/4 Fils Superwash Schachenmayr Regia Premium Merino Yak
It's hard to find shoes for showing off handknit socks. Most are opaque and cover the whole foot. Here are six options that work.
Picking the right size of a knit garment or accessory can be tricky. This post aims to demystify the sizing in my sock patterns.
Handknit “Shift Cowl” designed by Andrea Mowry of Drea Renee Knits and made by me. Knit from stashbusted sock yarn, feels like an 80/20 wool/nylon blend.
Picking the right size of a knit garment or accessory can be tricky. This post aims to demystify the sizing in my sock patterns.
Chicken Socks Free Knitting Pattern
Socks knitting pattern "Blue whale" Knitted socks bring the association of warmth and cusiness. In fact, this is a great way to show your love to relatives. Love comes in small daily details and knitted socks is one of the details to represent it. If you decide to please yourself or your loved ones with a beautiful thing - feel free to knit socks. Any person will be happy to get such an accessory. From my experience, I can say 😉 how nice it is to give such a gift to a person and see his happy eyes) ➕ Level: Advanced-beginner (+ first-time sock knitters) ➕ Size: 8/9 US size - 38/39 EU ➕ Materials: 3.5 Oz (100 grams), 459 yds (420 meters) Bravo Winter Symfonieyarns Terra by KnitPro Apmezga URSA MAJOR merino Drops Fabel Alize Superwash Novita Velna Sandnes Garn Sisu Regia Color Opal Uni Solid etc ➕ Gauge: 24 stitches x 32 rows ( 10 x 10 cm ) ➕ Language: Standard American terms; written in English / Ukraine ➕ Construction: Top/cuff-down ➕ Needles: Knitted seamlessly in the round on DPNs (double-pointed knitting needles) Circular needle size 2.5 mm (US 1.5) 80 or 100cm (32 or 40’’) ➕ Includes: video tutorials, chart, row by row descriptions Welcome to my shop for all knitting patterns https://d19ecofriendlylife.etsy.com Resell finished product with pattern credit. © D19_eco_life; All rights reserved
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Make your handknit socks last longer by adding in some reinforcement yarn in your heels and toes! Simply knit with your sock yarn and your reinforcement yarn at the same time for super strong socks! Specifications Fiber: 75% Virgin Wool, 25% Nylon Yardage: Each bobbin contains approximately 43 yds/5g. Care: Use gentle
POET SOCKS The Poet socks are knitted from the cuff down towards the toes. They are started with an optional tubular cast on which provides a stretchy edge to the cuff. The heel flaps are knitted with a reinforced stitch pattern for durability and the heels are round French heels. Instructions are given for modifying the gusset for a more generous fit. The lace pattern of these socks is familiar from my most popular pattern, the Poet sweater that was published in Laine magazine issue 6. After all this time I still think it is the most beautiful stitch pattern I have ever knitted! Size One size Circumference 20 cm / 8 inches, to be worn with slight negative ease Length adjustable Yarn 300 m / 350 yards of fingering weight sock yarn such as Wool Me Once Merino socks (75% superwash merino, 25% nylon; 425 m / 467 yards per 100g), shown in colorway Aslan Needles 2.5 mm / US 1.5 DPNs or circular needles with a cable suitable for small circumference knitting Always choose the needle size that gets you the right gauge. Gauge 1 pattern repeat of Leg chart (20 sts) = 6.5 cm / 2.5 inches, in the round after blocking 30 sts and 38 rounds = 10 cm / 4 inches of stockinette stitch, in the round after blocking If you can’t match the gauge both across the stitches and across the rounds, choose the needle size that gets you closer to the gauge across the stitches. Notions 3 stitch markers waste yarn for the Tubular Cast On sewing needle blocking tools (sock blockers)
Stricksprechstunde Geht dir das auch so? Immer wenn ein Kleidungsstück repariert werden muss, gibt es diese Erwartungshaltung, dass ich mich sicherlich direkt darauf stürzen werde, und mit gleicher Hingabe Knöpfe annähe, Löcher stopfe, und Risse flicke, wie ich stricke. Aber ich muss enttäuschen: Meine Handarbeitsskills sind wirklich nicht universell berauschend. Und das kostet ja alles
