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Adventure Socks

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Time for an adventure!


Whether it’s the mountains calling or your current read, these socks are ready for action! Cast on one of three sizes from Youth to Adult Large, then work in the round from the toe up, using raglan toe shaping, waffle weave texture, and short row gusset heels, until you finish with one-by-one ribbing at the cuff. Perfect for solid and patterned yarns alike, this warm and cozy unisex sock design is perfect for tucking into hiking boots or propping your feet up by the fire. Start your adventure today!


PROJECT LEVEL: Intermediate

Digital download includes:

  • PDF (standard) - best for printing or for sighted knitters
  • PDF (Screen Reader Accessible Large-Print) - best for Print Challenged knitters and reading on phones
  • EPUB (eBook) - best for anyone who wants reflowable, resizable text

See “Accessibility” for more information about file types.


About Design

Construction

Worked in the round from the toe up with raglan toe increases and a gusset heel. Slight negative ease.


Sizes

When choosing a size, round up.

  1. Youth or Adult Small: 8.5 to 9 inches (or 21.5 to 23 cm) instep circumference.
  2. Adult Medium: 9.5 to 10 inches (or 24 to 25.5 cm) instep circumference.
  3. Adult Large: 10.5 to 11 inches (or 26.5 to 28 cm) instep circumference.

Supplies

Yarn

100-gram skein of plied light fingering-weight sock yarn with 423 metres in 100 grams (or 463 yards in 3.53 ounces).


Approximate yardages: 306 (364, 426) yards [or 280 (333, 390) metres]


Needles

Set of five 2.5 mm (US size 1 ½) double-pointed needles (or, optionally, two circular needles of this size or one very long circular needle for Magic Loop Method instead) OR size needed to obtain gauge.


Notions

Yarn needle, at least two stitch markers.


Gauge

40 stitches and 53 rounds = 4 inches (or 10 cm) over stockinette in the round.


About Sample

Earl Grey Fiber Co. Darjeeling Sock, a 75% Superwash Merino and 25% nylon 4-ply light fingering-weight yarn with 423 metres in 100 grams (or 463 yards in 3.53 ounces).

  • Colourway: Hawkins.
  • Size 3 (10.5 to 11-inch circumference).


Techniques & Resources

Skills you will need:

  • Knit
  • Purl
  • Make a gauge swatch in the round in stockinette stitch

All other required stitches are explained.


Techniques used:

Included resources:

  • A comprehensive list of links to online tutorials on my website for necessary skills. Tutorials are screen-reader accessible, with instructions relayed fully in text, and also include videos and downloadable photo tutorials.
  • Full glossary
  • Texture chart and fully written instructions


Publishing Information

Release Date: October 24, 2024

Most recent revision: n/a

Publisher: My Secret Wish Publishing

Knitting pattern type: Single Design Option

Project type: Socks

Page Count (standard PDF): 7

Page Count (Large Print PDF): 36

ISBN (Standard PDF): 978-1-998164-09-7

ISBN (Large Print PDF): 978-1-998164-10-3

ISBN (EPUB): 978-1-998164-11-0


COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING NOTICE: This pattern is copyright My Secret Wish Publishing. Your purchase of this pattern gives you the right to use it for personal, non-profit use only. To license the pattern to use for profit, please e-mail me for permission. You do NOT have the right to print the pattern for other people (unless they reside in your household) or to transfer the digital file to any other person. This pattern may not be sold, copied, or distributed in any way.


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FAQs

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About My Secret Wish Knitting

Hi! I’m Talena Winters (a.k.a. the Yarn Mermaid).

I started My Secret Wish Knitting in 2010 to empower and delight knitting heroes like you who want to elevate your knitting and make magic with yarn. When I’m not concocting new yarn potion recipes, I’m creating story magic as a fantasy and romance author and fiction editor (at talenawinters.com). I live with my family and pets in the Peace Country of northern Alberta, Canada, where sweater weather lasts at least nine months a year and my closest neighbours are bears and wood nymphs.


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