Monday, October 25, 2010

Chain in Pieces Cuffs

While the three sweaters I have in time-out are awaiting their fate, I'm still happily knitting socks.



The twisted stitch pattern goes down both sides of each cuff. It has the unromantic name "Chain in Pieces".

Pattern: Basic cuff down sock pattern on 60 stitches.

12 stitch side panels are Chain in Pieces, stitch pattern #23 in Twisted-Stitch Knitting Originally by Maria Erlbacher and updated by Meg Swansen and Amy Detjen.

The remaining stitches are a k2p2 ribbing.

Yarn: Simply Socks Yarn Company solid. Color gray.

Needles: Options #1, 2.5mm

Gauge: 8 stitches/inch, 10 rows/inch

10 comments:

  1. Anonymous3:27 PM

    Simply beautiful knitting. I admire your ability to knit intricate patterns so well.

    I am curious as to how the Simply Solid sock yarn would compare to other "house brand" sock yarns that you may have tried?

    Kellie

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  2. These are fabulous! They look very difficult.

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  3. Those are gorgeous! When I have main projects in "time out" I usually knit washcloths and plain vanilla socks to restore calm. You are a Warrior Knitter!

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  4. How I envy your sock knitting abilities. I love that "Chain in Pieces." Really great for socks.

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  5. Wow! That certainly rivals anything Cookie A. does. I'm going to have to break out my book.

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  6. Just gorgeous! Another book on my Christmas list.

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  7. Anonymous6:43 AM

    Beautiful socks and they will be very warm also. I haven't knit socks for awhile but this morning received notification that CookieA's new book will be out soon - finally.

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  8. Wonderful neat design. I need a solid color...

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  9. I have a questions about knitting both socks at once. How many rows do you knit of each sock before going to the other sock? I guess it could be one repeat of pattern? Just curious.

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  10. I love the silvery grey with that pattern.

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