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Double Dutch Children's Socks
Simple and quick twisted stitch and rib make them fun to knit, and stay up on those precious, chubby, toddler legs. The fluid toe-up design has arch gussets and calf gussets which work well to blend the lovely hand-dyed sock yarns. This in an intermediate pattern employing several increase techniques, Judy’s Magic Cast On, short rows, and twisted stitches. Instructions are mostly in written form, with a set of charts for the calf gusset section.
Fit tips for knee-high socks – The twisted rib pattern pulls in for a snug fit, so the stitch count for your size may be larger than you are accustomed to. The length of a little ones legs generally changes much faster than the foot size. To extend the fit a little, add about an inch to the top ribbing and let them wear it folded down at first, and then pulled up as they get taller.
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- First published: August 2013
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