Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Moss Stitch Shoes
The pattern recommend a lightweight yarn blend that is between a 4-ply and a double knitting weight. Approximately 107m/50g ball.
To fit ages 3-6 9-12 12-18 months
Materials - one 50g ball of wool (above is description of wool)
Pair 2.75mm (UK 12/ US 2) knitting needles
Tension - 28 sts and 46 rows to 10cm/4in square over moss st on 2.75mm needles.
Abbreviations - alt = alternate dec = decrease foll = following in =inch(es)
inc = increase one st by working into front and back of stitch
K(k) = knit P(p) = purl rem = remain st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together.
Moss stitch - 1st row [K1, p1] to end
2nd row [P1, k1] to end
These two rows form moss st on an even number of sts
to make - With 2.75mm needles, cast on 22(26:30) sts.
Moss st 1 row
Work in moss st and inc one st at each end of the next and every foll
alt row until there are 32(38:44) sts, work all increase sts in moss st,
so keeping the continuity of the pattern.
Dec one st at each end of next and every foll alt row until
22(26:30) sts rem.
Shape heel
Next row Cast on 5(6:7) sts by cable method, moss st these 5(6:7) sts,
then moss st to end. 27(32:37) sts.
Moss st 1 row
Inc one st at end of next row and 4(5:6) foll alt rows. 32(38:44) sts.
Moss st 1 row.
Next row Cast off 20(22:24) sts, moss st to last st, inc in last st.
13(17:21) sts.
Moss st 10(14:18) rows.
Next row Work 2tog, moss st to end.
Next row Cast on 20(22:24) sts by cable method, moss st these
20(22:24) sts, then moss st to end. 32(38:44) sts.
Dec one st at beg of next and 4(5:6) foll alt rows. 27(32:37) sts.
Moss st 1 row.
Cast off.
To make up - Join back seam. Join upper to sole all around, easing in fullness at
toes. Turn through to right side.
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very cool, Jess :-) Love the colour! Have you discovered Ravelry.com yet?
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have a great week :)
I would love to do this! I've just started knitting, and everytime I look at these patterns I still feel really overwhelmed by them. I'm not sure I could pull it off, but I would love to make them for my son and nieces and nephews.
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