Tiit's Socks
by Nancy Bush
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Tiit's Socks
by Nancy Bush
Summary Top-down, stranded colorwork, five double-pointed needles.
Additional Yarn Information 1 skein each #3002 light gray (MC) and #3012 indigo blue.
Charts Included Color pattern.
From Nancy Bush’s Pattern Introduction
…These socks are decorated with the Kitsesilmakiri or goat’s eye pattern. They begin with a Continental cast-on and have k2, p2 ribbing before the leg patterning begins. The heel flap is worked with slipped stitches offset every other right-hand row. The toe decrease has a left-leaning decrease, a plain knit stitch, and a right-leaning decrease at each side of the toe. Though a bit unconventional, the finished product is neat and tidy.
About this pattern
by Nancy Bush
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About this yarn
by Klippans Yllefabrik
Sport
100% Wool
339 yards
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100
grams
281 projects
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