Seeded Cable Socks
Discover the art of knitting with our delightful cuff-down socks, adorned with intricate cables, charming seed stitch, and a touch of elegant lace. These lovely socks are available in two sizes, offering a perfect fit for everyone in the family.
Note: The cable and lace stitch pattern is provided in chart form only, ensuring a clear and visual knitting experience.
Skills Required
- Knit and purl in the round
- Cables mastery
- Decreases for shaping
- Increases for added size
- Picking up stitches for seamlessness
- Reading and interpreting a chart
- Kitchener stitch for a flawless toe closure
Size
Available in Small (Large) sizes, with a finished foot circumference of 8 (9) inches (20 (23) cm) when slightly stretched, ensuring a comfortable and snug fit for your feet.
Yarn Requirements
You will need 400 yards (366 meters) of fingering weight sock yarn to complete this project. The sample was beautifully knit using Hazel Knits Entice, a luxurious blend of 70% superwash merino wool, 20% cashmere, and 10% nylon, which provides both warmth and durability. The sample features the stunning Color Conch, adding a soft and understated elegance to your sock collection.
Needle Size
For optimal results, use Size US1.5 (2.5mm) needles that are specifically designed for small circumference knitting in the round.
Gauge
To ensure the perfect fit, aim for a gauge of 32 stitches and 42 rounds in stockinette on size US1.5 (2.5mm) needles, which should measure 4” (10cm) when worked in the round.
Other Materials
Gather a few essential tools for your knitting journey, including a stitch holder or waste yarn, a cable needle for easy handling of your cable stitches, 2 stitch markers to keep your place, and a tapestry needle to weave in those pesky ends.
Create your own pair of stunning cuff-down socks that are not only practical but also a statement of style! Start your knitting adventure today!
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