Materials:
Size 3 Double Point
Crystal Palace Bamboo
(or size to get gauge listed below)
Tapestry needle for closing toe
2 - 50 gr balls of Crystal Palace
Bamboozle
(bamboo-cotton-elastic nylon) shown here in color #2304 'misty greens'
Gauge: 7 Sts / inch and 10 rows / inch
[Note: Due to elasticity of Bamboozle it is a
good idea to let your test swatch rest overnight before final confirmation
of gauge.]
Summer Dream Pattern
Round 1: K 2, YO, K2tog, K1, K2tog, YO, K1
Round 2: K around
Round 3: K1, YO, K2tog, YO, SL 1, K2tog PSSO, YO, K2tog, YO
Round 4: K around
Round 5: K1, YO, SL 1 K2tog PSSO, YO, K 1, YO, SL 1, K2tog PSSO, YO
Round 6: K around
Round 7: K1, YO, SL 1 K2tog PSSO, YO, K 1, YO, SL 1, K2tog PSSO, YO
Round 8: K around
Directions:
Cast on 64 Sts
Work 1 ½ inches of K2 P2 ribbing.
Work 4 repeats of the pattern stitch ending on round 8. Now work 5 rounds of
Stockinette Stitch (Knit all stitches).
Heel:
Working with half of the Sts:
Row 1: SL 1 then K across
Row 2: SL 1, K2, Purl to last 3 Sts, then K last 3 Sts.
Repeat these 2 rows for a total of 12 garter ridges ending after a Row 2
repeat.
Heel turn and Decrease:
Row 1: SL 1, K18, K2tog, turn.
Row 2: SL 1, P6, P2tog, Turn.
Row 3: SL 1, K6, K2tog, Turn.
Repeat rows 2&3 until you have worked the entire heel flap.
Pickup and Knit 12 Sts on the side of the heel flap (these will be the Slip
Stitch loops), K across the instep Sts, Pickup and K 12 Sts from the side of
the heel flap.
Knit the foot of the sock to within 1 ½ inches of total length desired and
start the toe decreases.
Toe Decreases:
Round 1, 4, 7, 9and11: K to within last 2 Sts of needle 1 and K2tog,
needle 2: SL 1, K1, PSSO, knit to within 2 sts of end of needle and K2tog.
Needle 3: SL 1, K1, PSSO K to end.
Round 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 and 10: Knit around.
Round 12 and all remaining rounds are the same as round 1 until you
have 16 stitches total remaining. Cut yarn and Kitchener Stitch the toe
closed. Weave in all ends.
Special Thanks to Nancy Wild for designing these
Bamboozle socks.
We will be featuring several other designs by Nancy soon.
Visit Nancy's blog at warmandwildyarns.blogspot.com to see more of
her design work and learn about her yarn shop in Adrian, Michigan.