In Seeri socks, you can make great use of small spools of yarn left over from other knitting projects, because you need about 4-5 g of fingering-strength sock yarn to knit one lace stripe. Seeri socks are knitted from stem to toe with a circular needle using the magic loop technique. However, it is easy to modify the instructions for knitting with double pointed needles.
Size: S, M, L
The circumference of the sock at the foot is 16.5 (18; 20) cm
Yarn: Laureknits SuperSock in the shades Naturelle (PV), Speckled Teddy (RV1), Pretty Peach (RV2) and Light Brown (RV3) (100% SW Merino, 400 m / 100 g)
Yarn consumption: about 60-70 g/240-280 m of fingering-strong sock yarn.
Needles: 2.5 mm, 80 cm long round needle or according to the craft
Knitting density: 33 sts and 51 rows = 10 cm patterned knit
Other accessories: knitting needle, 3 stitch markers, sock blocks for finishing socks
NOTE! The instructions are a downloadable product in Finnish. After paying for the order, you will receive an order confirmation in your e-mail, which also contains a link to download the instructions. Please remember to add your email address to the order. The download link is valid for half a year (6 months) , so you should save the instructions for yourself.
Photos: @Laura Moorats
In Seeri socks, you can make great use of small spools of yarn left over from other knitting projects. Seeri socks are knitted from stem to toe with a circular needle using the magic loop technique. However, it is easy to modify the instructions for knitting with double pointed needles.
Size: S, M, L
The circumference of the sock at the foot is 16.5 (18; 20) cm
Yarn: Laureknits SuperSock in the shades Naturelle (PV), Speckled Teddy (RV1), Pretty Peach (RV2) and Light Brown (RV3) (100% SW Merino, 400 m / 100 g)
