
CLUE #1 Mystery sock for the Sock Knitters Anonymous, March 2012 A journey wandering in dreams Mirrored in serenity A crossing at ancient sites Boundery of life a mystery A sequence of symbolic and lucid dreams, which mystery I am still unraveling, the movie 'Stardust', the book Tara, The Air Fairy' and the sacred site of Tara in Ireland where the sources of inspiration for this mysterysock.
requirements
A skein of 4-ply sock yarn (100 gram / 420 meters, 459 yards).The socks will look best knitted with a smooth round yarn with good stitch definition in a solid or semi-solid colorway. Suggestion: MoonWise Gems or WollmeiseSockenwolle 80/20 Twin A circular needle 80 cm or 5 DPN's 2,5 mm (US #1.5) Stitch markers and cable needle, if preferred ?A darning needle, scissors, tape measure in metric system
skill level: intermediate
Techniques used: reading charts, knitting with double-pointed needles or knitting in the round with a circular needle, shaping using increases and decreases, short rows, working wrapped stitches, cabling without a cable needle, Judy's Magic Cast On and Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off, working with the metric system.
gauge
32 stitches and 44 rows in stockinette on 10 cm, knit in the round with needle size 2,5 mm. Row gauge is import in this pattern! Use a larger or smaller needle to get gauge.
si3ing
Tara is designed in 4 sizes; small, medium, large and extra-large. It is knit over 66/70 stitches on a circular needle using magic loop. In this design 6 extra stitches are integrated to compensate the pull in of the used stitch pattern (compared to plain stockinette). S: 66 stitches, shoe size EU 36-37 (length 23,5 cm, width: 20 cm) M: 66 stitches, shoe size EU 38-39 (length 25 cm, width: 20 cm) L: 70 stitches, shoe size EU 40-41 (length 26,5 cm, width 22,5 cm) XL: 70 stitches, shoe size EU 42-43 (length 27,5 cm, width 22,5 Cm) In the pattern the instructions for the sizes are marked between (), divided by a /. An example: For the length 4 number are given; S(M / L / XL) = 11(12 / 13 / 14) cm. For the width only 2 numbers are given; S & M (L & xL) = 11 (13) stitches. If only 1 number is given, this is for all sizes. Do you need more width? Add one or two stitches at the begin and end of every needle and work them alternating Ktbl and P so it forms a nice ribbing. Please don't forget to add these to the number of stitches mentioned in the pattern.
stitches & abbreviations
K-Knit Ktbl - Knit through the back loop P- Purl ·RT - Right twist: With right needle, insert tip into the second knit stitch. Pull the left needle out of these 2 stitches. The first knit stitch falls free behind your work. Pick this stitch up with the tip of your left needle. Place knit stitch back on the left needle. Knit both stitches through back of loop. LT - Left twist: With right needle, insert tip into the second knit st at the back side of your work. Pull the left needle out of these 2 stitches. The first knit stitch falls free on the front side of your work. Pick it up with the tip of your left needle. Place knit stitch back on the left needle. Knit both stitches through back of loop. RT PB - Right twist, purl bg: With right needle, insert tip into the knit st. Pull the left needle out of these 2 stitches. The purl stitch falls free behind your work. Pick this stitch up with the tip of your left needle. Place knit st back on the left needle. Knit this stitch through the back loop. Purl the next stitch. LT PB - Left twist, purl bg: With right needle, insert tip into the purl stitch at the back side of your work. Pull the left needle out of these 2 stitches. The knit stitch falls free on front of your work. Pick this stitch up with the tip of your left needle. Place purl stitch back on the left needle. Purl this stitch and knit the next stitch through back of loop. RS - right side of work - outside Ws - wrong side of work- inside M1L: From the front, lift loop between stitches with left needle, knit into back of loop M1R: From the back, lift loop between stitches with left needle, knit intofront of loop
Legend: | |
B | knit tbl |
pur! | |
knit | |
Right Twist | |
Left Twist | |
Right Twist, purl bg | |
XN | Left Twist, purl bg |
instructions
cast on:
Cast on a total of 22 (26) stitches using Judy's Magic Cast-on. On needle 1 you have 11 (13) stitches are for the sole and on needle 2 11 (13) for the sole. To complete the cast on, knit all stitches on needle 1 (sole) and purl all stiches on needle 2 (instep).
toe:
Round 1:
Needle 1: Sole: K1, M1L, knit until last stitch, M1R, K1. Needle 2: Instep: P1: M1L, purl until last stitch, M1R, P1.
Round 2:
Needle 1: Sole: Knit all stitches. Needle 2: Instep: Purl all stitches. Repeat round 1 & 2 10 times more until you have a total of 66 (70) stitches. End with a complete round 2. You now have 33 (35) instep stitches and 33 (35) sole stitches. The toe is close to 5,25 cm long.
fool:
The foot is knitted over 66 (70) stitches. set up for size L & XL only Work this set up round 2 times.
instep
Continue for all sizes: Needle 1: Sole: Knit the stitches. Needle 2: Instep: Work the instep according chart 1 S & M; work stitches in column 2 -34 L & Xl; work stitches in column 1 -35 Work the pattern according chart 1, row 1 - 4 a total of 7 (9/ 10 / 11) times. The foot is close to 11,75 (13,25 / 14,75 / 15,75) cm long, measured from the tip of the toe. END CLUE1
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Copyright 2011/2012 - Janneke Maat (aka MoonWise). This pattern is for personal use only. Commercial use, including selling items made from this pattern is prohibited. Please don't distribute this pattern in any way without my permission.
lara - clue #1
Chart o
SKA Mystery Sock March,2012

Notes: Set up
Chart 1
SKA Mystery Sock March,2012

Notes: Chart for instep