watery lace socks by Emily Wessel
The Pacific Northwest is a rainy place. While people hurry gore-tex clad through city streets, in the mountains the snow accumulates, blanketing massive icefields that stretch north to Alaska.
These pretty lacy socks are inspired by glacier-fed torrents which flow from mountaintops to sheltered coves, carving out watery paths as they gurgle and rumble to the sea.
| sizing | Adult S (M, L) Finished circumference: 7.5 (8, 8.5) inches Length is adjustable |
| materials | 370 (400, 420) yds sock weight yarn (sample shown in Madelinetosh Tosh Sock in 'glacier') |
| gauge | 32 sts / 4" in stockinette stitch |
| suggested needles | US #1 / 2.25mm (or as required to meet gauge); double pointed needles or a long circular needle, as desired for knitting in the round |
| notes | These socks are knit in the round from cuff to toe, with standard heel flap, short row heel and gusset construction. |
The torrent sock pattern is available as an individual pattern download, or as part of the Pacific Knits collection.
| buy Torrent Sock Pattern | $4 USD |
| $17 USD (for 18 patterns) |
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