Stone's Throw Socks by Alma Mahler

Stone's Throw Socks

Knitting
October 2020
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
40 stitches and 40 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 2 - 2.75 mm
328 - 427 yards (300 - 390 m)
one size, adjust to smaller size by going down in needle size
English
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Stone’s Throw Sock Knitting pattern is a unique stranded sock pattern, which is an ideal way to get familiar with Fair Isle Sock Knitting.
The entire sock is knit using two colours, resulting in an extremely comfortable and durable sock. Only two colours are used throughout.
The clever use of two multicoloured yarns gives endless possibilities for variation. The floats are very short, so it’s easy to get even tension.
Sizes: average adult 9” foot circumference, length is adjustable, the instructions make a sock that will fit a men’s 41 - 43 or 8 - 10 Tip: A smaller foot circumference is achievable by going down a needle size or two, do a swatch to check.
Materials: Sock yarn 100 g balls in 2 different variegated colours ( darkA and light B ), ensure good contrast throughout Yarn length approx. 425 m
Yarn Suggestion: West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4 ply or Paintbox Yarns Socks
a set of DPNs in size 2.75 mm or US 2, go down a needle size for a sock of less circumference (do a swatch to check)
NOTE: these socks are designed to have no ease, due to the stranded knitting
Tension/Gauge: 40 sts and 40 rounds make 10 cm or 4” square using 2.75 mm needles
darning needle for Kitchener Stitch and weaving in ends