Osceola Mountain Socks

Introducing the Osceola Mountain Socks, an exquisite knitting pattern that allows you to create stunning, hand-knit socks using Toil and Trouble's exquisite tweed sock yarn, Imprint. These delightful socks are constructed from the toe up and incorporate a clever short row heel for optimal fit and comfort. The intricate twisted stitch pattern lends these socks a beautifully cabled appearance without the hassle of using a cable needle. Perfect for your first nature walk in the breathtaking White Mountains after the spring thaw, these versatile socks can also be paired stylishly with boots for a chic look alongside a spring dress or shorts. Best of all, the Osceola Mountain Socks are entirely unisex, making them a wonderful gift for anyone in your life!

Designed specifically for the 2016 Lakeside Fiber Retreat, a popular annual retreat held at Camp Tohkomeupog in scenic New Hampshire, these socks capture the spirit of creativity and community that defines the world of knitting.

YARN: You will need just 1 skein of Toil and Trouble Imprint (85% merino wool, 15% nylon, providing a generous 438 yards per 100 grams). This pattern is beautifully photographed in the rich Isa colorway, showcasing its lovely texture and subtle hues.

SKILLS USED: This knitting pattern incorporates various essential techniques, including Judy’s Magic Cast On, Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Sewn Bind Off, increases, twisted stitches, and the short row heel technique. For those new to these methods, this pattern provides helpful links to detailed tutorials on the cast-on and bind-off techniques, as well as comprehensive instructions for mastering twisted stitches and executing a short row heel.

Whether you're an experienced knitter or just starting out, the Osceola Mountain Socks are an ideal project that promises both satisfaction and beautiful results. Dive into your next knitting adventure with this delightful pattern and enjoy cozying up in your handmade creations!