In a previous post, I mentioned that I had (tortured) one of my friends to get her foot size to gauge the foot size of my SIL (they have the same sized feet). To thank her, I made (also) made her a surprise pair of ankle socks. Thinking she would like my Knitting Fever Painted Desert Egyptian Prince colourway and using my US 0 needles, here's how her socks turned out:
2. K 1 straight row on eash side, then connected in the round.
K9, k2tog, K10. ssk, K9K (every other row)K9, k2tog, K8, ssk, K9K8, k2tog, K8, ssk, K8K7, k2tog, K8, ssk, K7K6, k2tog, K8, ssk, K6K6, k2tog, K6, ssk, K6K5, k2tog, K6, ssk, K5K5, k2tog, K4, ssk, K5K4, k2tog, K4, ssk, K4K3, k2tog, K4, ask, K3K3, k2tog, K2, ssk, K3K2, k2tog, K2, ssk, K2K2, k2tog, ssk, k2Bind off
- Row 17: pick up a st in the front and in the back, k2tog on the first and last sts, maintaining a total of 32 sts on each side
- Row 18-64 (47 rows): k
- Including the initial 15 rows, this came out for a total of 19 cm (7 1/2 in)
6. Rows 65-121 (37 rows): With the foot done, I started on the heel portion using the Fishlips Kiss heel with 11 TWS & 10 regular stitches and a mini heel flap.
- Row 122-131 (10 rows): k, maintaining a total of 32 sts on each side
- Total length of the leg was 1.9 cm (5/8 in)
- Row 142-146 (5 rows): complete cuff using 1x1 ribbing, maintaining 32 sts, for a total of 2 cm (3/4 in) of ribbing
- Bound off using a variation of the Estonian bind off, in which I picked up a stitch from the row below then used the Estonian bind off technique. :)
- The total length of the leg and cuff was 3.8 cm (1 1/8 in)
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