Knitting pattern for cabled socks - Walking through a vineyard
Walking through a Vineyard is a unisex sock pattern that was inspired by the seemingly endless vineyards you can find in France and Italy. The twisting and turning of the grapevines is portrayed using Bavarian twisted stitches. This pattern features a rounder heel, gusset decreases at the bottom of foot, twisted stitches, and kitchener stitch
There are 3 sizes available: Small (58 stitches), Medium (66 stitches) and Large (74 stitches)
The pattern is worked at a gauge of 8 stitches and 11 rows = 2.5 cm in stockinette.
You’ll need approximately 80 to 100 grams of fingering weight sock yarn, preferably in a (semi) solid or tonal colourway.
Other materials required are a set of knitting needles for working small circumferences in the round, a cable needle if you use one for cabling and darning needle for kitchener stitch
This pattern contains 8 pages. Basic instructions are 3 pages and then there are 2 to 3 additional pages of charts for one size.
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There are 3 sizes available: Small (58 stitches), Medium (66 stitches) and Large (74 stitches)
The pattern is worked at a gauge of 8 stitches and 11 rows = 2.5 cm in stockinette.
You’ll need approximately 80 to 100 grams of fingering weight sock yarn, preferably in a (semi) solid or tonal colourway.
Other materials required are a set of knitting needles for working small circumferences in the round, a cable needle if you use one for cabling and darning needle for kitchener stitch
This pattern contains 8 pages. Basic instructions are 3 pages and then there are 2 to 3 additional pages of charts for one size.
Please consider subscribing to my newsletter or buying me a Ko-Fi if you like this free pattern.
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