Ripple Rib Sock Pattern by Christie Wareham-Norfolk
Ripple Rib Sock Pattern by Christie Wareham-Norfolk
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This Pattern has been designed by Christie Wareham-Norfolk and is a digital Download from Knittymag.com
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Christie used one of my semi solid colours in Raspberry Cordial to knit this pattern but I think lots of my lovely colourways would suit this gorgeous lacey pattern. My Supreme Sock Yarns can be found here
Sometimes the yarn itself causes inspiration to strike and that was the case with the colour of this Raspberry Cordial yarn. Thoughts of lazy summer days with ice cream sundaes and ripply biscuit wafers popped into Christie's head and the Ripple Rib socks came into being.
The pattern starts with a gentle ripply cast on at the cuff and goes straight into a summery eyelet rib, perfectly comfortable and stylish for wearing in tennis shoes or with Mary Janes. The eyelet rib flows into a ribbed heel that hugs the back of the foot.
Pick a color reminiscent of your favourite ripple ice cream and enjoy knitting this easily memorisable lace pattern.
Extra information:
SIZE
Adult S[M, L]
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Foot circumference: 7[8, 9] inches/ 17.5[20, 22] cm
Leg length: 4.5 inches/11.5 cm as shown, adjustable to preference
Foot length: adjustable to preference
Note: Choose a size with approximately 0.5-1 inch/1.5-2.5 cm negative ease in the foot circumference.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Sally Ridgway Designs 4 ply Supreme Sock [85% merino/15% nylon; 435yd/400m per 100g skein]; color: Raspberry Cordial; 1 skein.
Yarn Characteristics:
The sample shown uses a 4-ply superwash sock yarn. For substitution, a hard-wearing sock yarn with a nylon component is recommended.
Recommended needle size
[always use a needle size that gives you the gauge listed below - every knitter's gauge is unique] US #1/2.25mm needles for small circumference in the round
Notions stitch markers yarn needle
Gauge and pattern notes are on the Knitty.com issue 21 Ripple Rib pattern page or your download link.
