Crystalline Lattice sock pattern is now available
Crystalline Lattice sock pattern
The slipped stitch cable pattern in the cuff resembles the gamma Se crystal structure. A 3x1 rib pattern at the top flows smoothly into the lattice pattern and then into the slip stitch heel flap. The crystalline lattice stitch pattern is not as stretchy as a typical rib, so the cuff may have more stitches than you are used to. The pattern includes a link to a photo tutorial that shows how to create the cables without a cable needle.
Ravelry page
Materials
Yarn: Two (50gm/170yd) balls of Crystal Palace Panda Wool yarn (color shown is 442-hydrangea)
Fingering weight waste yarn
Needles: Set of 5 Crystal Palace Bamboo double pointed needles size 1 (2.5mm) or size needed to obtain gauge
Tapestry needle
Size
Woman’s medium (large), fits approx US size 8(10) shoe
Cuff length measured to top of heel flap: 6”(4-1/2”)
Gauge
18 sts & 24 rnds = 2x2 inches stockinette
Errata/Edits since March 5, 2007
Pattern corrections and updates have been posted on the Crystal Palace Yarn web site.
- April 23, 2007
Correction: The written instructions for Round 8 of Chart A should read,Rnd 8:
- Needle 1: *k3, p1*, repeat between *’s until 4 sts remain. K2. Transfer the remaining 2 sts from the left needle onto the next needle in the round (Needle 2). 18(18) sts on Needle 1.
- Needles 2, 3, & 4: k1, p1, *k3, p1*, repeat between *’s until 4 sts remain. K2. Transfer the remaining 2 sts from the left needle onto the next needle in the round.
Related posts:
Coming soon: Crystalline Lattice
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Bamboo Curry arrives
Bamboo Curry on Kona, first sock finished
Bamboo Curry on Maui
Crystalline Lattice, Bamboo Curry
Labels: bamboo, Crystal Palace Yarns, pattern, socks, wool
6 Comments:
I have been waiting for ever! HOORAY! Do you think this would be okay in Panda Cotton?
By moirae, at 3/06/2007 9:03 AM
Awesome! Congrats, you are now one of those "'knitwear designers"!!!! I might try to knit up a pair AFTER Sock Madness.
By Cindy/Snid, at 3/06/2007 9:51 AM
awesome!! love the pattern you did well better then well. :)
By crissy, at 3/07/2007 8:26 AM
We love this sock (and the other one Janice did for us). And we hope to have more of her designs in the future, too!
She is one talented sock knitter! (and lace and ....)
Susan at Crystal Palace Yarns
By Crystal Palace Yarns, at 3/08/2007 8:25 PM
wow, I've just been reading a biog of the crystallographer Dorothy Hodgkin and now I come upon this fantastic pattern, I will just have to knit these
By clarrie, at 12/18/2007 11:40 AM
Can this pattern be knit on 2 circular needles?
By Anonymous, at 3/16/2009 6:08 AM
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