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Forest Fruit
Pinecones, needles, acorns, samaras, chestnuts, and blossoms. The trees of our forests produce so many curious and delightful shapes, it gets our hearts all a-flutter! The Forest Fruit socks pay homage to nature’s inspiring natural objects, with flora-esque colourwork motifs
SIZE
One size (adjustable with gauge change)
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Ankle circumference: 20.5 cm/ 8 inches
Leg length: 12.5 cm/ 5 inches
MATERIALS
Yarn: 1 skein of 4 ply Sock yarn/ fingering weight yarn (approx 400 m/ 437 yds - 100 g) MC}
AND
Small amount of contrasting colour 4 ply Sock yarn/ fingering weight yarn (approx 70 meters/ 77 yards - 20g ) CC
I used: Socknado by Ancient Arts (Fingering weight/ 4 ply - 80% Superwash Fine Merino wool, 20% nylon, 350 meters/ 385 yards - 100 g) in Le Chat Noir MC
AND
Creme de la Creme CC
Needles: 2.25 mm/ US 1 double pointed needles (set of 5)
Notions: Removable stitch marker (optional), tapestry needle
GAUGE
36 sts and 48 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) over Stockinette Stitch, after blocking. Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.
NOTES
Socks are knitted in the round from the cuff down using double pointed needles (DPNs).
Sizing: Unfortunately, due to the amount of stitches inone repeat of the chart pattern, I could not
easily grade this pattern for more sizes. A solution to change the size of the pattern is to change the stitch gauge by using a different needle size. For a larger circumference, use a larger needle size than the recommended size, and for a smaller circumference use a smaller needle size.
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- First published: September 2020
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