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Portable, quick to knit, and universally wearable, new knitters have recently been discovering socks in droves, while Interweave Knits magazine has been providing original, beautiful patterns for a decade. Featuring 25 beautiful and timeless sock patterns for every occasion in a range of techniques, traditions, and designs, many of these patterns have become unavailable as original issues of Interweave Knits went out of print, but are available once again in this inspired collection. Highlights include a tutorial for knitting socks on two circular needles, instructions for making resoleable socks, and six completely new designs for those avid knitters who may have every issue of Interweave Knits magazine.
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Socks
Timeless Designs
from INTERWEAVE
ANN BUDD AND ANNE MERROW, EDITORS
{ Evelyn A. Clark }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Nancy Bush }
{ Jennifer L. Appleby }
{ Priscilla Gibson-Roberts }
{ Mona Schmidt }
{ Nancy Bush }
{ Anne Woodbury }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Wayne Pfeffer }
{ Candace Eisner Strick }
{ Mary Snyder }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Nancy Bush }
{ Erica Alexander }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Nancy Bush }
{ Evelyn A. Clark }
{ Jaya Srikrishnan }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Nancy Bush }
{ Ann Budd }
{ Evelyn A. Clark }
{ Priscilla Gibson-Roberts }
{ Sandy Cushman }
In its first decade of publication, Interweave Knits has published dozens of sock designs. The second issue, published in the Spring of 1997, included our first sock pattern by sock designer extraordinaire Nancy Bush, a lovely pair of Estonian-inspired lace socks called Meidas Socks. For the first few years, socks appeared sporadically, but soon we realized that these were among the most popular projects each issue. And why wouldnt they be? Besides the practical benefitssocks are portable, useful, relatively quick, and almost universally wearabletheres both luxurious pleasure and primal comfort in covering your feet (or those of someone you really like) with thousands of knitted stitches.
Interweave Knits and other Interweave publications have offered patterns for knitted socks plain and fancy, eminently practical and arguably decadent, traditional and modern. These socks are made top-down, bottom-up, side-to-side, and in every stitch pattern imaginable. Over the years, many of these patterns have become unavailable as the original issues went out-of-print, although the socks themselves are timeless.
For this collection, weve chosen seventeen of our favorite designs, some of which were published before many current readers first picked up needles and yarn. Youll find socks from old issues, like Meidas Socks, and patterns from more recent issues. Even the most dedicated readers of Knits probably havent seen the Anniversary Socks, also by Nancy Bush, which appeared in the tenth anniversary issue of Knits sister publication PieceWork, or the clever Two-Yarn Resoleable Socks from another sister publication, SpinOff. And because we cant resist an opportunity to create some new classics, weve included six entirely new sock patterns, so even if you have every issue of Knits since 1996, youre sure to find new inspiration.
This blend of new projects and old favorites will keep your needles flying and your feet warm. Look through the pages of this book and share our wonder at the ingenuity of sock knitters everywhere.
from the Winter 2004 issue of Interweave Knits
Evelyn A. Clark
Simple knit and purl stitches are bordered by a neat twisted rib in these easy unisex socks with retro appeal. The smart stitch pattern, a combination of knits, purls, and knit-through-the-back-loops, is manageable for a beginning sock knitter. Comfortable and classic, theyll be instant favorites.
About 7 (7)" (18 [19.5] cm) foot circumference and 9 (10)" (23.5 [25.5] cm) foot length. To fit a woman (man). Note: The ribbed pattern is very elasticboth sizes have the same number of stitches in the leg.
Fingering-weight yarn (CYCA #1 Super Fine).
Shown here: Kroy Socks (75% wool, 25% nylon; 203 yd [187 m]/50 g): 2 (3) balls. Shown in #54105 regatta blue and #54013 hickory.
Size 2 (2.75 mm): set of 5 double-pointed (dpn). Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
Markers (m); tapestry needle.
16 stitches and 22 rounds = 2" (10 cm) in stockinette stitch worked in the round.
STITCH GUIDE
Instep Pattern (multiple of 8 sts + 2)
Rnd 1: *P2, k1 through back loop (k1tbl), p4, k1tbl; rep from *, end p2.
Rnd 2: *P2, k1, p4, k1; rep from *, end p2.
Rnd 3: *P2, k1tbl, p1, k2, p1, k1tbl; rep from *, end p2.
Rnd 4: *P2, k1, p1, k2, p1, k1; rep from *, end p2.
Repeat Rnds 14 for pattern.
Loosely CO 64 sts. Arrange sts evenly on 4 dpn, place marker (pm), and join for working in the rnd, being careful not to twist sts.
Rnd 1: Purl.
Rnd 2: *P2, k1 through back loop (k1tbl), p1, k2, p1, k1tbl; rep from *.
Rnd 3: *P2, k1, p1, k2, p1, k1; rep from *. Work Rnds 2 and 3 a total of 6 times13 rnds total. Cont as foll:
Rnd 1: *P2, k1tbl, p4, k1tbl; rep from *.
Rnd 2: *P2, k1, p4, k1; rep from *.
Rnd 3: *P2, k1tbl, p1, k2, p1, k1tbl; rep from *.
Rnd 4: *P2, k1, p1, k2, p1, k1; rep from *. Rep these 4 rnds 17 (19) times total, ending with Rnd 4piece measures about 8 (8)" (20.5 [21.5] cm) from CO.
K16, turn work around, sl 1 pwise with yarn in front (wyf), p2930 heel sts centered at back of leg; rem 34 sts will be worked later for instep. Work 30 heel sts back and forth in rows as foll:
Row 1: (RS) *Sl 1 pwise with yarn in back (wyb), k1; rep from *.
Row 2: (WS) Sl 1 pwise wyf, p29.
Rep these 2 rows 15 (17) times total, then work Row 1 once more15 (17) chain sts along each selvedge edge; heel flap measures about 2 (2)" (6.5 [7] cm) long.
Work short-rows to shape heel as foll:
Row 1: (WS) Sl 1 pwise wyf, p16, p2tog, p1, turn work.
Row 2: (RS) Sl 1 pwise wyb, k5, ssk, k1, turn.
Row 3: Sl 1 pwise wyf, p6, p2tog, p1, turn.
Cont in this manner, working 1 more st before dec each row until all heel sts have been worked18 heel sts rem.
Pick up sts along selvedge edges of heel flap and rejoin for working in the rnd as foll:
Rnd 1: With Needle 1 (needle holding heel sts), pick up and knit 17 (19) sts along edge of heel flap; with Needle 2 and Needle 3, work Rnd 1 of instep patt (see ) across 34 instep sts; with Needle 4, pick up and knit 17 (19) sts along other edge of heel flap, then knit first 9 heel sts from Needle 1 again86 (90) sts total; 26 (28) sts each on Needle 1 and Needle 4; 16 sts on Needle 2; 18 sts on Needle 3. Rnd begins at center of heel.
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