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****this listing is for my March Socks Knitting PATTERN only**** Intricate, cable detailing is one of my absolute favorite design elements. Once completed, they look so complex and advanced but row by row, they are quite simple. For the March Socks, I drew inspiration from the traveling intricacy of Celtic cable designs to create something modern and unique. These socks are constructed one at a time from the toe, up. Heel is shaped using short rows. If you are familiar with other sock techniques or have a favorite heel construction, you may substitute. Cable instructions are given in both written and charted formats. All of the cables in this pattern are 1×1 and 2×1 cables. This means that it is possible to work them without using a cable needle. This pattern includes mens and womens sizes S-XL. S, (M, L, XL) Finished foot measurement (foot circumference): 7, (8, 9, 10)” Women’s sizing (approximate, based on US shoe sizes): 3-6, (6-9, 8-12, 12+) Men’s sizing (approximate, based on US shoe sizes): 6-8, (8.5-10, 10.5-12, 12.5-14) Help Choosing Size: The slipped stitches and cables make this sock slightly less stretchy than regular stockinette stitch socks. If you tend to be a tight knitter or wear socks a bit snug, you may want to size up. Alternatively, you can just pay careful attention not to pull the yarn behind the slipped stitches too snug. Because these socks have less stretch, they are made using different st counts for some sizes than some of my other sock patterns. For example, size S socks generally have 56 sts around. In this pattern, size S socks will have 60 sts around. Materials (not included): 100g (400-450 yards) Fingering weight yarn (shown in Emma’s Yarn Practically Perfect Sock in the color Kale) Size US 1 (2.25 mm) circular needle for Magic Loop Technique OR Double Pointed Needles Cable Needle Stitch Markers Tapestry needle to weave in ends Gauge: 32 stitches = 4” in stockinette stitch Skill Level: Intermediate + For this knitting pattern, you will need to know how to knit in the round, increase, work German Short rows, and knit cables. Some experience working cable charts is helpful but not required. This pattern is written for both Magic Loop and Double Pointed Needles This pattern is written in US English terminology using Craft Yarn Counsel standard terminology. This pattern and photographs of this garment are property of Kaitlin Barthold of Originally Lovely. This pattern and design are subject to copyright and are for personal use only. All commercial use is strictly prohibited. You may not reproduce or distribute this pattern under any circumstances.

Peperomia is the genus name for a common leafy green houseplant. These socks work up quickly and feature a lovey leafy-looking lace pattern worked top-down and can easily be worked two-at-a-time. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions. Language English Brand Independent Designer Designer verybusymonkey Craft Knitting Format Downloadable PDF Skill Level Beginner Pages 7 Notes Sho
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About: Available Sizes: One Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart Pattern Language: English Skill Level: Beginner PDF Format: Printer \u0026 Mobile Friendly Techniques: Knit in the Round, Magic Loop Method Knit \u0026 Purl Stitches Decrease Stitches Materials: Yarn Weight: Super Bulky Yardage: Color A: 150-175 yards {137 – 160 meters} Color B {stripes}: 30 – 40 yards {27 – 36 meters} Suggested Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick \u0026 Quick Needle Size: US 11 {8mm} Circular Needles with a 24″ {60cm} Cable, or longer Extras: Stitch Marker Terms: A physical product will not be shipped. A knitting pattern is a set of instructions. Reselling, rewriting or distributing the pattern itself is prohibited. Due to the fact that this is digital media, refunds are not available. If you’re a knitter, you’re welcome to create products from my patterns to sell, credit would be great! If have any questions, please contact me. Thank you so much! Jennifer 🙂 bromefields.com You can grab this pattern for FREE on my website!

This listing is for a digital download of a MACHINE-KNIT Pocket Scarf PATTERN, not for the item itself. Pocket Scarf Addi Knitting Machine Pattern, long scarf with pockets for machine knit. You can use Addi Express King Size Knitting Machine (46 needles) , Sentro Knitting Machine (48 needles), or something similar. Pattern contents: written instructions in English with pictures. In the pattern you will find information on how to knit a different sizes. For one adult machine knit scarf you need: – Knitting Machine with 46 needles like Addi Express King Size or Sentro Knitting Machine (48 needles). Or any knitting machine, the needles will determinate the width of the neck warmer. – 530 yds (485 m) Yarn (usually yarn Medium 4, or Bulky 5). – 2 times of 8 yds (7.3 m) waste/ spare yarn in a contrasting color for cast on and cast off – Tapestry needle – Stitch markers – Crochet Hook 5 mm (H) **This listing is for a digital download of a MACHINE-KNIT Scarf PATTERN, not for the item itself.** SHIPPING: There is no shipping charge for this item as it is a digital file. Your pattern (PDF file) will be available as an instant download from Etsy as soon as payment clears. You will need Adobe to read this pattern, it can be downloaded for free online at www.adobe.com. DISCLAIMER: This is a PDF MACHINE KNIT PATTERN to make a Addi Pocket Neck Scarf, NOT the actual finished item. There will be no refunds for failure to read the listing details, this listing is clearly for a scarf pattern using a knitting machine. RETURNS/REFUNDS: Due to the nature of patterns, there are no returns, exchanges, refunds, or cancellations. All sales are final. PATTERN COPYRIGHT: You are welcome to sell your finished items however you like, but do not copy and/or redistribute this pattern, or alter it in any way to claim it as your own. Please provide a link to my shop if you are selling your finished items online. If you change the name of the item when you sell it online, please provide the pattern name in the link so other customers can find the correct pattern. Addi Pocket Scarf, available at www.alinahera.etsy.com PHOTOS COPYRIGHT: Do not copy or use to sell your own finished items. ………………………………….. For more patterns please visit https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/AlinaHera?section_id=31043499 To return to my shop’s main page, please click here https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlinaHera I made a YouTube Channel where I will be showing how to make some of the patterns. So, if you are interested please take a look and subscribe. https://youtube.com/channel/UC4hAfoi1DcVZip1uJupNnNQ

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Socks the Old Way on a CSM: The CSM, or circular sock machine is a knitting machine that knits in the round. You can make socks, scarves, hats and mittens. In fact with a lot of practice you can make flat pieces that can be grafted together to make sweaters and such. Though it…