After creating this pattern, I decided that I wanted to make a pair with some awesome fingering weight sock yarn I bought from KnitPicks.
So, i knitted some gauge swatches and put my high school math classes to work!
Materials:
sz 3 US DPN (I used 4)
sz 3 US DPN (I used 4)
sz 2 US DPN for ribbing
3 stitch markers
stitch holder or scrap yarn
1- sz 4 needle for bind off
tapestry needle
Yarn:
1 ball Knitpicks Imagination Hand Painted Sock Yarn (I used Seven Dwarves)
Abbrev:
pm - place marker
sm - slip marker
rm - remove marker
ssk - sl 1 kwise, sl 1 pwise, insert L needle thru 2 sl stitches and knit together
k2tog - knit next 2 stitches together
m1R - lift the bar between stitches from back to front, knit thru the front of the stitch
m1L - lift the bar between stitches from front to back, knit thru the back off the stitch
(Here's a video)
3 stitch markers
stitch holder or scrap yarn
1- sz 4 needle for bind off
tapestry needle
Yarn:
1 ball Knitpicks Imagination Hand Painted Sock Yarn (I used Seven Dwarves)
Abbrev:
pm - place marker
sm - slip marker
rm - remove marker
ssk - sl 1 kwise, sl 1 pwise, insert L needle thru 2 sl stitches and knit together
k2tog - knit next 2 stitches together
m1R - lift the bar between stitches from back to front, knit thru the front of the stitch
m1L - lift the bar between stitches from front to back, knit thru the back off the stitch
(Here's a video)
Total stitches are listed at the end of decrease and increase rows in bold.
Make 2
C/O 60 stitches with sz 3 needles
Join in round without twisting. Place marker at start of round
Switch to sz 2 and k1, p1 rib for 1-1.5" (This is what I'm going to do with the next pair I make. The first ones I used a Twisted German Cast On for the ones pictured. Apparently it doesn't work as well for fingering weight yarn. You could also start with 3-7 rows of purl stitch instead of ribbing if you're so inclined. If you wish to start with purl rows, stick with the sz 3 needle.)
Switch back to sz 3 needles
Row#1 - k30, pm, k to end
Row#2 - k all
Row#3 - k to 4 stitches before m, ssk, k2, sm, k2, k2tog, k to end (58)
Row#4-10 - k all
Row#11 - Same as #3 (56)
Row#12-18 - k all
Row#19 - Same as #3 (54)
Row#20-26 - k all
Row#27 - Same as #3 (52)
Row#28 - 34 - k all
Row#35 - Same as #3 (50)
Row#36 - 42 - k all
Row#43 - Same as #3 (48)
Row#44 - 47 - k all
Row#48 -k1, m1L, k22, pm, m1R, k2, m1L, pm, k22, m1R, k1 (52)
Row#49-51 - k all
Row#52 k to m, sm, m1R, k to m, m1L, sm, k to end (54)
Row#53 - 55 - k all
Row#56 - Same as #52 (56)
Row#57-59 - k all
Row#60 - Same as #52 (58)
Row#61-63 - k all
Row#64 - Same as #52 (60)
Row#65-67 - k all
Row#68 - Same as #52 (62)
Row#69-71 - k all
Row#72 - Same as #52 (64)
Row#73-75 - k all
Row#76 - Same as #52 (66)
Row#77-79 - k all
Row#80 - k to m, rm, slip next 18 stitches onto waste yarn or stitch holder, rm, k to end (48)
Row#81-92 k all
Row#93-94 - p all
B/O with sz 4 needle
Thumb
Pick up stitches from waste yarn / holder onto 3 sz 3 dpn (6 ea)
Leave 12-18" tail for sewing up the hole between thumb and hand
k 5 rows
p 2 rows
B/O with sz 4 needles
Weave in all ends and gently block if you so desire
I love these! They are super warm and cozy!
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