Ithunn by Amanda B Collins

Ithunn

Knitting
December 2014
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
33 stitches and 46 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 2 - 2.75 mm
273 - 328 yards (250 - 300 m)
S, M, L (8", 9", 10")
English
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Inspiration
Steady tendrils of graceful ivy grow up most vertical surfaces in the local garden, and it would be nice, just by slipping on a pair of socks, to become a little part of that.

Living in a flat often means that we have to bring little pieces of the outside in; anything from cacti to orchids, window-ledge bird feeders to leafy inspired socks.

Ithunn is the Norse goddess of spring and keeper of apples & eternal youth. Nice job, that.

Notes
Rows begin at the start of sole stitches, ending with end of instep chart.

These socks are knit from toe up in the round, with short row toes and heels. The foot is first knit with stockinette on the sole and pattern as charted over the instep. After the heel the pattern continues around the circumference of the leg.

This knit involves knitting in the round, lace and cables.

Short Row Toe Video Tutorial: http://owlprintpanda.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/knit-short-ro...