I wanted the sweetest socks in all the world - soft, ethereal and pink! These little anklets are worked from the toe up in bouncy sock yarn held together with fluffy silk mohair. Added bonus? The silk mohair naturally strengthens the sock without the need for nylon! The picot cuff is the perfect pretty finish! They are named for the loveliest, kindest person who needed to warm her feet and so received my first pair I made - Suska.
SIZES
1 (2)
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
7.5 (8.75)”/19 (22) cm foot circumference Recommended fit is 1”/2.5 cm of negative ease in circumference (when measured at the widest part of the foot) and 15% negative ease in length.
YARN REQUIREMENTS
Fingering weight held double with Lace weight
241 (320) m/263 (350) yd/60 (80) g Fingering weight
210 (337) m/230 (368) yd/25 (40) g Lace weight These 2 yarns held together create what would be equal to approx. a sport weight yarn. Substituting a sport weight yarn should work well, but has not been tested so exact yardage and details cannot be given.
SUGGESTED YARN
Woolly Mammoth Natural Sock (400 m/437 yd/100 g) - 1 skein Peony
Ocean by the Sea Halo (420 m/459 y/50 g) - 1 skein Ay Rose
SUGGESTED NEEDLES
US 1/2.25 mm – 32” / 80 cm circular for Magic Loop (Use the needle size you need to achieve gauge.)
GAUGE
27 sts & 40 rows = 4” / 10 cm with 1 strand of each yarn held together. Measured over stockinette stitch in the round , after blocking.
TECHNIQUES TO INDULGE IN
Turkish cast on
Knitting
Purling
Increasing
Fleegle heel
Decreasing
Short rows
Slipped stitches
Picot Hem
Sewing hem down
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