Striped Footies - KB Looms Weblog


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MATERIALS

LOOM:  Flexee Loom Skinny, 20 hyperlinks (40 pegs).

YARN:  Approx 120 yds  (60 yds of every shade) of worsted weight Merino Wool. Pattern created with Purple Coronary heart Stylish Sheep Marly Chook (3.5 oz/100 g; 186 yds/ 170 m) in colours Mai Tai (MC), and Mimosa (CC).

NOTIONS:  Tapestry needle, knitting device, scissors, two double-pointed needles dimension 4 (3.5mm).

GAUGE: 17 sts x 11 rows=2 inches on Flexee Hyperlinks Skinny.

SIZE: Directions as supplied suits a dimension 7.5 US Girls. To make the foot smaller/bigger, repeat the striping sequence.

ABBREVIATIONS

Okay=knit sew (u-wrap or true knit sew)

P=purl sew

St(s)=sew(es)

Rep=repeat

Approx=Roughly

MC=Primary shade (Mai Tai)

CC=Contrasting shade (Mimosa)

PU=Choose Up

NOTES:

The sock is created with horizontal stripes; altering yarns each 5 rounds. The yarn is carried up for all the colour modifications, don't reduce the yarn (until you want to chop the yarn to cover the ends).

INSTRUCTIONS

(Make 2)
Join 20 Flexee hyperlinks right into a circle configuration (40 pegs). Place a sew marker on first peg to mark peg 1.

With MC, forged on 40 sts, be a part of to work within the spherical

Rnd 1: okay to finish of rnd.

Rnd 2-6: *k2, p2; rep from * to finish of rnd.

 Be a part of CC (don't reduce MC). Proceed with CC.

Rnd 7: okay to the top of rnd.

 HEEL

 Work heel on first 20 pegs as instructed on HEEL/TOE directions under.

SOLE

Rnds 8-11: (with CC) okay to finish of rnd.

On the primary spherical after the heel (Rnd 8), flip at peg 1, then knit to the top of the rnd, treating the loops on peg 20 as one (raise each of the loops up as one loop). On the next rnd (Rnd  9), deal with each loops on peg 1 as one (raise each of the loops as one loop).

**PU MC, and drop CC.

Rnds 12-16: okay to finish of rnd.

PU CC, and drop MC.

Rnds 17-21: okay to finish of rnd. **

Repeat from ** to **: 4 instances (or 2.5 inches lower than desired size).

PU MC, and drop CC.

Rep Rnds 12 -16.

Minimize MC leaving a 6-inch yarn tail.

Subsequent rnd: with CC, okay to finish of rnd.

TOE

Create the toe in the very same method as used for the heel. (Confer with HEEL/TOE directions on the finish of sample for particular particulars.)

FINISHING

Holding all stitches from twisting, place the primary 20 stitches onto a double-pointed needle. Place the remaining 20 stitches onto the second double-pointed needle.

Seam the stitches utilizing the Kitchener Sew. Weave in all ends. Block calmly.

HEEL/TOE INSTRUCTIONS

German Brief-row Heel: Over 20 pegs (for a 40 peg sock)

  • Knit from peg 1 to peg 20.
  • Flip at peg 20.
  • Knit from peg 19 to peg 1.
  • Flip at peg 1.
  • Knit from peg 2 to peg 19.
  • Flip at peg 19.
  • Knit from peg 18 to peg 2.
  • Flip at peg 2.
  • Knit from peg 3 to peg 18.
  • Flip at peg 18.
  • Knit from peg 17 to peg 3.
  • Flip at peg 3.
  • Knit from peg 4 to peg 17.
  • Flip at peg 17.
  • Knit from peg 16 to peg 4.
  • Flip at peg 4.
  • Knit from peg 5 to peg 16.
  • Flip at peg 16.
  • Knit from peg 15 to peg 5.
  • Flip at peg 5.
  • Knit from peg 6 to peg 15.
  • Flip at peg 15.
  • Knit from peg 14 to peg 6.
  • Flip at peg 6.
  • Knit from peg 7 to peg 14.
  • Flip at peg 14.
  • Knit from peg 13 to peg 7.
  • Flip at peg 7.
  • Knit from 8 to peg 15.
  • Flip at peg 15.
  • Knit from peg 14 to peg 6.
  • Flip at peg 6.
  • Knit from peg 7 to peg 16.
  • Flip at peg 16.
  • Knit from peg 15 to peg 5.
  • Flip at peg 5.
  • Knit from peg 6 to peg 17.
  • Flip at peg 17.
  • Knit from peg 16 to peg 4.
  • Flip at peg 4.
  • Knit from peg 5 to peg 18.
  • Flip at peg 18.
  • Knit from peg 17 to peg 3.
  • Flip at peg 3.
  • Knit from peg 4 to peg 19.
  • Flip at peg 19.
  • Knit from peg 18 to peg 2.
  • Flip at peg 2.
  • Knit from peg 3 to peg 20
  • Flip at peg 20.
  • Knit from peg 19 to peg 1.

 

 

 

 



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