October Morning Socks
Inspired by the poem “October” by Robert Frost, this sock pattern features a stretchy twisted, ribbed cable down the back of the leg into the heel, evoking falling leaves, twisting branches, or rushing water.
Inspired by the poem “October” by Robert Frost, this sock pattern features a stretchy twisted, ribbed cable down the back of the leg into the heel, evoking falling leaves, twisting branches, or rushing water.
Inspired by the poem “October” by Robert Frost, this sock pattern features a stretchy twisted, ribbed cable down the back of the leg into the heel, evoking falling leaves, twisting branches, or rushing water.
This sock pattern is written for Magic Loop Method, worked Cuff/Top Down.
Yarn
You’ll need one (1) approx. 100 g skein and an optional 20 g mini skein of fingering weight yarn.
Sample One (Orange) shown in: Woolberry Fiber Co. Berry Sock Set. 80% SW Merino/20% Nylon. 480 yd/120 g. Colorway: Anne Shirley.
Sample Two (Green Stripes) shown in: Yarnaceous Fibers Camara Fingering Sock Set. 75% SW Merino/25% Nylon. 555 yd/120 g. Colorway: Graveyard Stomp.
Needles & Notions
US 1/2.25 mm - 32” Circular for magic loop or preferred sock needles.
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Two (2) small cable needles (optional - see Tip in Stitches & Abbreviations)
Gauge
US 1/2.25 mm - Approx. 7-8 stitches and 12 rows per inch in stockinette.
Sizes
1 (2, 3) to fit foot circumference of approximately 8-9” (9-10”, 10-11”)
Sample shown in Size 2, knit on US 1. Socks have negative ease with plenty of stretch to ensure a snug fit while still pulling easily over the heel.
Approximate Yardage
MC: 150 - 350 yds.
CC: 50 - 80 yds.