Contains:
- Written pattern row by row
- Charts for each size
- Pictures for details and links for tutorials
Materials you need at home:
- 4 ply or fingering yarn 1 skein 100 g main colour
- DPN and circular needles 2.5 mm
- Tapestry needle
- 4 ply or fingering yarn 1 skein 25 gr contrast colour
“The Violets, cowslips, and the Primroses — Bear to my closet…” Queen from Cymbeline, Act 1, sc 1 This is the violets that smell good and that nearly put you asleep with their sweet scent that I wanted to create. With purple toe, heel and cuff, these socks are like feet dancing in the violet field. The lace is the feminine touch like a secret love for your feet.
Material: Any 4 ply yarn or fingering / sock yarn 100 g , 1 skein of main colour = MC 1 mini skein 4 ply / or fingering or sock yarn 25 gr contrast colour = CC Circular needles 2.5 mm small circumference DPN 2.5 mm ( 20 cm) 2 Stitches markers: M1, M2 in the pattern Tapestry needle Scissors Gauge: 10 cm x 10 cm = 32 sts x 42 rows with the pattern design. Level: Medium Note: This pattern is a toe-up pattern with Judy’s magic cast on for toe, then German short row. toe, heel and cuff are knitted in contrast colour. There is a lace from the toeto the cuff on top of the feet, and a lace on the back of the ankle. And finish with a nice pattern for cuff. The grid A gives the instructions for the lace on the top of the feet only so please think to knit the back of the feet. The grid B gives the instructions for the back of the ankle only so you have to combine the grid A and the grid B together to knit the sock.
Size: S (M, L)
S = 56 sts (about US size 7- 7.5 / EU size 37-38) M = 64 sts (about US 8-9 / EU 38.5- 39.5) L = 72 sts (about US 10-12 / EU 40- 42)