Outlander Lite Socks Toe Up by Carlie Perrins

Outlander Lite Socks Toe Up

Knitting
September 2023
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
34 stitches and 48 rows = 4 inches
in st st, in the round
US 1½ - 2.5 mm
300 - 410 yards (274 - 375 m)
1, 2, 3 - Adult S to L
English
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Outlander Socks
These cozy, Outlander inspired socks are a collaboration with Gingersnap. Be sure to pop by their shop for sock sets and Outlander inspired project bags!

These socks are constructed toe up. We start with rhythmic and soothing cable knitting. A super simple cable that is easy to memorize after the first repeat.

Easy stripes build the foundation of our Outlander Tartan section. Once the cuff ribbing is complete, we revisit the Tartan section and add in our vertical stripes using a crochet hook.

Alternatively, you can work the vertical stripes using the intarsia method!

These socks are knit up in fingering weight yarn, I’ve included THREE different tartan designs, three sizes, and a gusset and heel flap heel construction.

I hope you enjoy my love letter to the Scottish highlands and the Outlander series. I would love to see your socks! Be sure to tag me on instagram so I can share - Carlie

Skills Required
Judy’s Magic Cast On, working in the round, knit, purl, cable knitting, chart reading, increasing, decreasing, short rows, using a crochet hook or intarsia method for vertical tartan stripes, bind off using a stretchy method.

Materials
Sample Yarn:
Tweedy Fingering Weight Sock Set, Gingersnap Yarns, 85% SW Merino, 15% Donegal Neps. Sock set comes with 1 x 100 g/437 yds skein, and 2 x 20 g/87 yds Minisnaps.

There are 3 samples shown and 3 tartan patterns to choose from. Tartan 1 used colourway Bruadarach (MC: Variegated Grey, CC1: Yellow, CC2: Red); Tartan 2 used colourway Solasta (MC: Blue, CC1: Purple, CC2: Light grey; Tartan 3 used colourway Camhanaich (MC: Grey, CC1: Tan, CC2: Brown).

Yardage: 300 (350, 410) yds/274 (320, 375) m TOTAL fingering weight yarn. Yardage is an estimate and is impacted by yarn used, knitter’s gauge, length of sock foot and/or leg knitted. A 100 g main colour skein and 2 x 20 g mini skeins will be sufficient yardage for all sizes.

Suggested Needles:
2.5 mm/US 1.5, 80 cm/32” length for magic loop, OR 2 x 40 cm/16” length for the two-circular method, OR 2.5 mm/US 1.5 double pointed needles OR size needed to obtain gauge. Darning needle.

2.5 mm crochet hook, darning needle.

Gauge: 34 sts/48 rnds = 10 cm/4”, in the rnd, in st st.

Sizes:
US Shoe Size: Ladies 4-6.5, (Ladies 7-9.5/Mens 6-8.5, Ladies 10-12.5/Mens 9-11.5)

Size: 1, 2, 3

Ball of Your
foot measurement: 7 - 8” (8-9.5”, 9-10”)

This pattern has been tech editted by @lisamazz thank you Lisa!