Wrought iron socks
NEW: Exciting news! We’ve just introduced a toe-up version of this beautiful sock pattern. Now you have the flexibility of choosing between two amazing versions for one price!
Introducing the "Wrought Iron" Sock Pattern—featuring stunning twisted stitches that evoke the intricate designs of old-fashioned wrought ironwork. This unique sock pattern beautifully balances the cabled stitches that create visual interest and texture on the front of the sock with a simple 4-stitch ribbed repeat on the back. The ribbing is elegantly crafted to include slight cabling, harmonizing perfectly with the cable work on the front, making these socks an exquisite addition to any wardrobe.
Sizes Available: Our detailed pattern instructions cater to two sizes: women's medium (8.5") and large (10"). Each section that differs is clearly indicated, with the instructions for the large size conveniently provided within brackets ( ). This ensures that your knitting experience is straightforward and enjoyable, no matter which size you choose to create.
The cables in this sock pattern are designed to be approachable, featuring simple 1/1 cables that add a touch of sophistication without overwhelming beginners. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just beginning to explore the joys of sock-making, you’ll find this pattern both rewarding and easy to follow.
Materials Needed: To complete your "Wrought Iron" socks, gather 325-375 yards (297-343 meters) of fingering sock yarn, preferably around 3.5 oz/395 yards (113g/360 m) or similar. You will also need 1 set of 5 US #1 (2.5 mm) double-point needles or the size of needles required to achieve the recommended gauge. For our pattern sample, we featured Madelinetosh sock yarn (395 yards/114g), and the medium-sized sample sock used approximately 44 g (about 155 yards), showcasing the yardage efficiency of this delightful design.
Transform your knitting journey with our "Wrought Iron" Sock Pattern and showcase your creativity through intricate designs and quality crafting. Happy knitting!
