eutrochium - pdf pattern
note: this purchase is for a pdf pattern. you will receive a download link upon purchase.
have you spotted sprays of tall pink blooms late in the season? chances are good that they're eutrochium, a perennial wildflower native to much of north america. used as an herbal remedy for lowering fevers and other illnesses, these flowers can grow taller than humans in ideal soil conditions. the stitch pattern on these socks mimics the shapes created by eutrochium's open leaves and flower clusters. ribbing along the full length of the back leg means
this pattern will give an excellent fit to a wider range of calves. you can extend or shorten the length by adding or removing repeats of the main chart, making it the perfect sock for most wardrobes! choose a durable all-natural sock yarn for happy feet.
needles: US 1 (2.25mm) dpns OR circular needles appropriate for preferred method, or size needed to obtain gauge
yarn: 399 yards (365 metres), 115g of fingering weight yarn
sample shown in sunflower knit’s forage sock (100% corriedale, 399 yards 365 metres, 115g) x 1 skein in foraged goldenrod
notions: 2 stitch markers, sock blockers (optional)
gauge: 36 stitches x 40 rounds = 4” (10cm), in stockinette, worked in the round, blocked
TRY THIS YARN: forage sock
note: this purchase is for a pdf pattern. you will receive a download link upon purchase.
have you spotted sprays of tall pink blooms late in the season? chances are good that they're eutrochium, a perennial wildflower native to much of north america. used as an herbal remedy for lowering fevers and other illnesses, these flowers can grow taller than humans in ideal soil conditions. the stitch pattern on these socks mimics the shapes created by eutrochium's open leaves and flower clusters. ribbing along the full length of the back leg means
this pattern will give an excellent fit to a wider range of calves. you can extend or shorten the length by adding or removing repeats of the main chart, making it the perfect sock for most wardrobes! choose a durable all-natural sock yarn for happy feet.
needles: US 1 (2.25mm) dpns OR circular needles appropriate for preferred method, or size needed to obtain gauge
yarn: 399 yards (365 metres), 115g of fingering weight yarn
sample shown in sunflower knit’s forage sock (100% corriedale, 399 yards 365 metres, 115g) x 1 skein in foraged goldenrod
notions: 2 stitch markers, sock blockers (optional)
gauge: 36 stitches x 40 rounds = 4” (10cm), in stockinette, worked in the round, blocked
TRY THIS YARN: forage sock
note: this purchase is for a pdf pattern. you will receive a download link upon purchase.
have you spotted sprays of tall pink blooms late in the season? chances are good that they're eutrochium, a perennial wildflower native to much of north america. used as an herbal remedy for lowering fevers and other illnesses, these flowers can grow taller than humans in ideal soil conditions. the stitch pattern on these socks mimics the shapes created by eutrochium's open leaves and flower clusters. ribbing along the full length of the back leg means
this pattern will give an excellent fit to a wider range of calves. you can extend or shorten the length by adding or removing repeats of the main chart, making it the perfect sock for most wardrobes! choose a durable all-natural sock yarn for happy feet.
needles: US 1 (2.25mm) dpns OR circular needles appropriate for preferred method, or size needed to obtain gauge
yarn: 399 yards (365 metres), 115g of fingering weight yarn
sample shown in sunflower knit’s forage sock (100% corriedale, 399 yards 365 metres, 115g) x 1 skein in foraged goldenrod
notions: 2 stitch markers, sock blockers (optional)
gauge: 36 stitches x 40 rounds = 4” (10cm), in stockinette, worked in the round, blocked
TRY THIS YARN: forage sock
