Strie Socks, Toe Up by Lara Neel

Strie Socks, Toe Up

Knitting
August 2014
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
32 stitches and 44 rows = 4 inches
in Single Garter Rib
US 1 - 2.25 mm
350 - 525 yards (320 - 480 m)
Women’s XS (Women’s S, Women’s M/Men’s S, Women’s L/Men’s M, Men’s L, Adjustable Size)
English
Errata available: math4knitters.blogspot.com

Strie means “stripe,” “groove,” or “gore” in French, so it seems like the perfect name for these very simple, garter-stitch-ribbed socks with French heels and wedge toes. This version is worked from the toe up.

  • Simple stitch pattern shows off your knitting mojo without driving you nuts.

  • Toe-up shaping takes the some of the most common shaping methods in socks and turns them upside down.

  • No stitches to pick up, just simple increases and decreases turn the heel and close the heel flap.

  • No grafting.