Snowy Pines Socks- Instant Download E-Book

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Maine brings to mind summer camps by the lake, lobster bakes, sunburned noses and hammocks slung between huge trees. There’s no question that the state is a popular haven from the summer heat. Hardier year-round residents cherish the long, snowy winters. If you love knitting thick socks and wearing them most of the year, move to Maine! These lovely socks by Rachel Covey Brown celebrate the beauty of snow covering the pines. They knit up quickly, either to snug into your boots, or to keep your feet warm in front of an open fire.

This sock pattern is only available in the instant download e-book, American Sock Knitting.

Maine brings to mind summer camps by the lake, lobster bakes, sunburned noses and hammocks slung between huge trees. There’s no question that the state is a popular haven from the summer heat. Hardier year-round residents cherish the long, snowy winters. If you love knitting thick socks and wearing them most of the year, move to Maine! These lovely socks by Rachel Covey Brown celebrate the beauty of snow covering the pines. They knit up quickly, either to snug into your boots, or to keep your feet warm in front of an open fire.

This sock pattern is only available in the instant download e-book, American Sock Knitting.

Additional Pattern Info:

  • Cuff down on double-pointed needles

  • 20 stitches and 26 rounds = 4” (10 cm) in stockinette stitch; 19 stitches and 22 rounds = 4" in stranded stockinette

  • Adult S (M, L): Foot circumference: 7 (8, 9)” (18 [10, 23]cm); leg length to ankle: 7.” (19cm); foot length: 9 (9., 10.)” (23 [24, 26.5]cm) (unstretched)

  • Berroco Vintage (50% acrylic, 40% wool, 10% nylon, 217 yards/200m); 1 skein Douglas Fir #5177 (MC), 1 skein Snowy Day #5100 (CC)

    Size US 6 (4.0mm) double-pointed needles

    Stitch marker

    Tapestry needle

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