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Stroll down the berry lane and think of the lush summers ahead, 
as these socks warm your feet on the chilliest days.



Worked top-down with Integrated Heel construction, 
the Berry Lane socks feature vine-like vertical panels accented with charming picot edgings. Created using simple increases and decreases, the stylised ‘berries’ 
produce an intricate, yet accessible, motif suitable for a wide range of skill levels.



Written for Magic Loop with instructions for adapting to DPNs and small circulars. Recommended for solid, tonal, and lightly variegated yarns.

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MATERIALS & INFORMATION


Yarn

Studio Donegal Darnie (400m/100g); 1 skein

suitable for fingering-weight yarns



Gauge

35 sts / 10cm (4”)



Needles

circular needles suitable for Magic Loop, 
2.5mm (US Size 1) in diameter, or as needed to meet gauge



Notions

stitch markers; measuring tape; tapestry needle



Sizing

Stitch count instructions are given in Sizes 1 (2, 3) 
For a Leg/Foot circumference of approximately 17cm 7”8”], 23cm 9”)
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Foot length instructions provided for a wide range of sizes

Techniques

Magic Loop, double increase & decrease, Kitchener stitch

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Integrated Heel
This pattern features the Integrated method of heel construction. The Integrated Heel looks and fits similarly to the traditional heel flap and gusset, but is created largely in the round. A full tutorial on this method can be found in my Basic Sock with Integraed Heel pattern. It is not necessary to have this tutorial in order to work the heel; the instructions included here are absolutely sufficient. However, if you wish to obtain the tutorial with step-by-step pictures and tips for custom adjustments in fit, you can purchase it for 50¢ (Eur), with the purchase of the Berry Lane pattern. Simply add both patterns to your basket, and the discount will apply automatically.