House Socks #1
Men's size 12
Pattern: Warm Worsted Socks
Needle size: 5
Yarn: smc Northern Worsted with Wool
3.5 oz - 218 yds (100 gr - 200 m)
(Clover Tweed - 3 oz, and Taupe Tweed - 1/2 oz)
This was the first time I've knit with this brand of yarn: it is very similar to Plymouth Encore. It is 78% acrylic, 20% wool, and 2% viscose and is machine washable. The recommended needle size is 7, but I wanted a tighter fabric for the socks.
Specifics:
2.5 inch cuff
4.25 inch leg
2 inch heel flap
7 inches beginning of gusset to toe
11.25 inches heel flap to end of toe
A comfy pair of hand-knitted socks is just the thing to wear around the house on a cold day.
ReplyDeleteThose look like toasty warm socks, and thank for sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteWill be perfect for a special man for sure.
ReplyDeleteThey look like they will be toasty warm! Lucky guy that gets these.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Nancy! THey look ready for a Wyoming winter....
ReplyDeleteTHey must have knitted up very quickly on big for socks needles! yeah!
Great job on those socks. It looks very toasty. I have not tried to do a bigger gauge sock, but I think I might, because my eyes are pretty bad.
ReplyDeleteI love those socks! I ordered sock yarn this morning but I have plenty of worsted so I could get started right now. Thanks Nancy!
ReplyDeleteI was looking to buy my husband a pair of socks for my husband like this online. (It's not the holidays in our house without a gift of socks & underwear, go figure) I'm not ready to knit him a pair yet, but let me say, those are great I really like the colors. Maybe one day I'll be able to knit like those too.
ReplyDeleteWow ... Socks knit with worsted weight yarn. They look great and I was interested I. How little wool (20%) was in them. Hand knit wool socks are way too hot for me in the summer... Heck, shoes are too hot most of the summers....love the look of these.
ReplyDeleteI love those socks, I'm printing that pattern.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern! Maybe the Knight's brother will get knitted socks for Christmas to celebrate his new home...
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