Parky Socks
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Say hello, to the Parky socks! Twisted stitches and delicate bobbles create a striking yet super intuitive knit. Worked over only eight rows, the cable pattern is easily memorized and emerges quickly, inviting you to knit round after round. The heel is shaped with an increased gusset and Eye Of Partridge heel flap. The twisted cable pattern on the front is mirrored on the back of the leg which flows seamlessly into the twisted rib cuff.
If relaxing, engaging knits with a big impact are your thing, I think you’ll love this pattern.
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Small Bird Workshop Barn Swallow; 70% Canadian crossbreed (including Dorset, Rideau Arcot, Cheviot, and Coopworth genetics) wool, 30% Canadian mohair, 405 yards per 100 grams in colourway Stardust.
Approx 375 (380, 385, 390) yards/345 (350, 355, 360) meters.
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2.25mm circular needle with a min 24” cable for magic loop, or DPN’s.*
Use the suggested needles as a guide only. Always swatch and use a needle size that obtains the gauge.
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Size: 1 (2, 3, 4)
Finished foot circ.: 7 (7.5, 8, 8.5)” / 18 (19, 20.25, 21.5) cm. Leg length: Adjustable
recommended to be worn with 0 - 1” / 0 - 2.5 cm of negative ease.
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33 sts x 55 rows = 4”/10 cm, in Stockinette Stitch, in the round after blocking.
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Tapestry needle, cable needle & stitch markers.
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