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Frida's Roses – knitting pattern for socks
Frida's Roses – knitting pattern for socks
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My dear cousin Frida asked me a while ago if I would like to design a sock pattern for her, and I wanted to create something that was both beautiful and interesting to knit. The result was this lace pattern with roses on the top of the foot, framed by cables on the sides and broken ribbing on the underside.
The sock is knitted toe-up with a heel flap and can be knitted using both the Magic Loop technique and double-pointed needles. The pattern is written for one size with instructions for adapting to different foot lengths. I hope you enjoy knitting them!
Designer: Annelie Verbrugge
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Pattern Information
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YARNFine sock yarn – 75% wool, 25% polyamide (100 g = approx. 400 m)
The yarn used here is Novita Venla, color Apple Blossom no. 505.
GAUGE (10 × 10 cm)
32 sts × 48 rows in broken rib, knitted in the round on 2.25 mm needles.
The pattern is written for the Magic Loop technique on a long circular needle, but can also be knitted with double-pointed needles.
Always use the needle size that gives you the specified gauge.
SIZES
Fits foot circumference approx. 23–24 cm.
The pattern is written in one size with instructions for adapting to different foot lengths.
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YARN CONSUMPTIONApple Blossom No. 505 approx. 85 gNEEDLESCircular needle 80–120 cm: 2.25 mm (Magic Loop) or double-pointed needles 2.25 mmACCESSORIESCable needleStitch markerDarning needle