Hold the Pickles socks
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In “ye olde” days, there was a burger chain that claimed you could “have it your way.” This sock pattern will let you “have it your way” too. Mix and match cuff, heel, toe, and even yarn weight to create a sock exactly your way.
This pattern is all about options. Included are cuff-down and toe-up instructions, with a choice of three heels, three toes, and three different cuff options for each version. It is like getting 18 patterns in one.
Worked in worsted weight yarn, it is a super quick gift or a cozy around-the-house sock; worked in fingering weight it is the perfect ankle sock.
The pattern contains full instructions for fingering or worsted weight yarns with customization options for the best possible fit.
Depending on options chosen, suitable for the advanced beginner to intermediate knitter. Skills required – basic stitches, knitting in the round, increases, decreases, slipped stitches, pick up and knit, and short rows. Additional skills for some versions – grafting, basic knowledge of cables and lace, German short rows.
Special thanks to my tech editor Ashley, my layout editor Caitlin, my lovely testers (Barbara, Betty, Cath, Kath, Laura, Leigh, Lynn, Michael, Mindi, Niki, Rachel, and Rhonda), and Lise (Tre Liz), Nancy (Schmutzerella), Faith (Distracted Knits), and Peggy (The 100th Sheep) for providing yarn support for this project.
This pattern is all about options. Included are cuff-down and toe-up instructions, with a choice of three heels, three toes, and three different cuff options for each version. It is like getting 18 patterns in one.
Worked in worsted weight yarn, it is a super quick gift or a cozy around-the-house sock; worked in fingering weight it is the perfect ankle sock.
The pattern contains full instructions for fingering or worsted weight yarns with customization options for the best possible fit.
Depending on options chosen, suitable for the advanced beginner to intermediate knitter. Skills required – basic stitches, knitting in the round, increases, decreases, slipped stitches, pick up and knit, and short rows. Additional skills for some versions – grafting, basic knowledge of cables and lace, German short rows.
Special thanks to my tech editor Ashley, my layout editor Caitlin, my lovely testers (Barbara, Betty, Cath, Kath, Laura, Leigh, Lynn, Michael, Mindi, Niki, Rachel, and Rhonda), and Lise (Tre Liz), Nancy (Schmutzerella), Faith (Distracted Knits), and Peggy (The 100th Sheep) for providing yarn support for this project.
