Fiddle Knits Designs | Beautifully detailed patterns for the hand knitter and crocheter
Created by Erica Jackofsky
Type: Knitting
Pattern Details
Yarn
2 (2) skein Knit Picks, Chroma [70% wool/30% nylon; 198 yds; 100g; worsted weight],
Color #25256 “Mix Tape”
Needles
US size 7/4.5mm set of 4 dpns,
US size 8/5mm set of 4 dpns,
or preferred needles for working in the rnd
Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.
Gauge
20 sts & 26 rows = 4” in stockinette on size 7/4.5mm.
Finished Size:
Foot Circumference: 8 (9.5)”
Length: Adjustable
Errata
None Available
Find a mistake? Send an e-mail to: Erica@FiddleKnits.com
Yarn
2 (2) skein Knit Picks, Chroma [70% wool/30% nylon; 198 yds; 100g; worsted weight],
Color #25256 “Mix Tape”
Needles
US size 7/4.5mm set of 4 dpns,
US size 8/5mm set of 4 dpns,
or preferred needles for working in the rnd
Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.
Gauge
20 sts & 26 rows = 4” in stockinette on size 7/4.5mm.
Finished Size:
Foot Circumference: 8 (9.5)”
Length: Adjustable
Errata
None Available
Find a mistake? Send an e-mail to: Erica@FiddleKnits.com
A knitted sock pattern
This design is part of the Knit Picks IDP
These knitted slouch socks were designed from my own desire to have a squishy cuddly pair of socks to wear over my leggings and skinny jeans.
Leggings may be comfortable to wear, but my ankles sure get cold. And so the Dance all Night knit sock pattern was born. A child of necessity. Perfect for wearing under boots (love, love, love!) or over tight pants. Heck, wear 'em under baggy pants too.
The sole of the foot is worked in reverse stockinette. This was done for two reasons: aesthetic and wearability. I thought the contrast of stockinette and reverse stockinette added to the look of the sock by bringing the purl stitches from the ankle down to the foot. From a more practical light, having reverse stockinette on the sole means you feel the flat knit stitches against the ball of your foot, which means added comfort when working with heavier yarns.
Techniques
- K2tog – Knit 2 together
- Knitting in the round
- M1 – Make 1
- P2tog – Purl 2 together
- Purling in the round
- Pf&b – purl front and back
- Ssk – Slip, slip, knit
- Tbl – Through back loop
