Buccaneer's Booty Socks

                          

   by Anne Kuo Lukito

 

 

 

       

 

Arrrrr! Ahoy, mateys! Ye be wantin' to protect these socks from pillage and plunder once ye knit 'em! Them be some sweet-ass booty for other pirates and skull-lovers.

 

I wanted to make a pair of skull socks for me sister - a lassie who loves skulls. But blow me down! -- After some searchin' and plunderin', I wasn't able to find a pattern for what me mind was thinking.  So, I designed me own pattern!  The sock is knit from cuff to toe.  I've provided a men's size, but arrrrrr, I've been too busy drinkin' me grog and rum, and haven't tested the men's size yet.  

 

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PATTERN DETAILS:

 

Sizes / Finished Measurements (2 sizes offered)

Fits average Women's (Men's)

Materials

  • Use any sock yarn that gives you the right gauge.  You can use yarn leftover from other projects for the contrast colors. MC: about 240 yards; CC1: about 100 yards; CC2: about 50 yards

  • 1 set of 5 US 2 (2.75mm) double pointed needles

  • Stitch markers

  • Tapestry needle

Gauge

29 sts = 4" (10cm) in St. st. or size needed to obtain gauge.

Other Pattern Details

  • Detailed knitting instructions in a professionally designed layout
  • Instructions include US standard and Metric measurements
  • File size: 1.5 MB
  • 2 pages, full color
  • Easy-to-read 11 point font

Skills and Techniques Used in Pattern

  • Stranded colorwork

  • Kitchener sitch

  • Working in the round on double-pointed needles

 

   

 

 
 

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