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Sun and Moon
A knitted exploration of the sky has to include the sun and the moon. These socks are designed to express whichever energy you’re feeling today. The textured stitch pattern along the legs is not only beautiful and fun to knit, it also adds elasticity to keep your socks fitting comfortably. Sun and Moon colourwork are both simple charts, and they’re interchangeable so you can use either or both!
This pattern was originally the July pattern for the Gauge Dye Works Summer 2019 Yarn + Pattern Club. It’s now available to everyone. It’s included in the SKY collection along with Morning and Evening and Silhouette and Sky. Get the yarn from Gauge Dye Works.
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Finished Measurements
Finished Foot Circumference: 6.75(7.5, 8.5) in/17(19, 21.5) cm
Intended to be worn with about 1 in/2.5 cm of negative ease. Choose a size slightly smaller than the desired foot circumference at the ball of the foot.
Shown in size 7.5 in/19 cm
Yarn
352(392, 443) yd /322(359, 406) m fingering weight yarn
If substituting:
Colour A: 317(353, 400) yd/290(323, 366) m
Colour B: 35(39, 43) yd/32(36, 39) m
Shown in:
Gauge Dye Works CLASSIC: Merino Twist Self Striping
Colour: Sun or Moon; 1 skein
Blocked Gauge
Gauge measurement should be taken after blocking.
38 sts/48 rows = 4 in/10 cm in stockinette stitch with smaller needle
Needles & Notions
Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.
Use set double pointed needles, long circular needle for magic loop method, or other preferred small circumference knitting method.
Suggested Size US 0/2 mm needles
Suggested Size US 2/2.75 mm needles
tapestry needle
stitch markers
Skills
working in the round, basic lace using charted or written instructions, colour work from a chart, short row shaping, decreasing, grafting using Kitchener stitch
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- First published: July 2019
- Page created: July 25, 2019
- Last updated: March 11, 2022 …
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