Lady Sakhmet's Socks by Fran Singer

Lady Sakhmet's Socks

Knitting
September 2017
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
15 stitches and 20 rows = 2 inches
US 2½ - 3.0 mm
US 1 - 2.25 mm
197 - 224 yards (180 - 205 m)
EUR 36-38, 39-41
English
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download

This is a FREE download! :) But if you can afford it, I’d appreciate if you’d get me a cuppa coffee in return. https://ko-fi.com/fransinger

Dancers! Yogis! Friends of a nice pedicure! This one is for you.
Wear these comfy socks whenever you need warm feet, but also want (or need) to show your toes.

Made with 3mm needles, and without the dreadful toe and heel sections, the Lady Sachmet socks are a joy to make and super pretty to look at.
These yogasocks feature an easy 4-row lace pattern. Perfect for knitting on the train or with a cup of coffee, while your cat* plays with the ball of yarn you’re using!

With 4 pages of detailed instructions and photos, nothing can go wrong!

Why “Lady Sakhmet”? Sakhmet (or however you want to spell her name) is the old Egyptian goddess of war and healing. I know a dancer with a similar name, and just found it fitting. :)

She also was pictured as having the head of a lion.

Make them for yourself, your pole dancing friends, everyone in your yoga studio, and Aunt Kathy.
You know you want to.