Ponožky pro Martínka V.
Pletu podle Northern Comfort Easy Sport Weight Socks
Sizes:
Ladies’ shoe size 6-9
(Men’s shoe size 8-12)
What you will need:
115 gram skein of Roots & Rain Yarns Field Sock or 100 grams of Tukuwool Sock or any sport weight sock yarn .
Set of 4 double pointed needles size 3 mm OR size needed to obtain gauge . Stitch holder, if desired Darning needle.
You will use less than 1 skein if you make them short like the pair shown. My ladies’ size 8 with 5” leg
used 55 grams. My men’s size 11 with 7” leg used 80 grams. For very long or extra-large socks you may
need more yarn.
Pletu z příze Aktiv 6-fach Tweed (150g/420m).Jehlice 3,25 mm a na 56 ok by měla být pánská velikost.Podle Barunky by mu byly žluté ponožky,které jsem jí dala k svátku,to byla vel.41 .Ještě mi změří přesnou velikost.Leg-7".Chtěla jsem plést číst k patě o něco delší,ale to bych musela uplést patu a špičku z kontrastní příze a do toho se mi moc nechce...
Cuff/Leg:
Cast on 48 (56) sts and join for knitting in the
round.
Work K2, P2 ribbing for 5” (7”) or whatever
length of leg you prefer
Heel Flap:
You will now be working only half of your
total sts.
Knit across the first 24 (28) sts.
You may choose to put the other 24(28) sts on
a stitch holder or simply leave them on the
other needles while you work the heel flap.
Turn your work so that inside is now facing
you.
Row 1 –*Sl1, P1* repeat from * to * to the
end of the 24 (28) sts on your needle. Turn.
Row 2 –Sl1, knit to the end of the 24 (28) sts
on your needle. Turn.
Repeat rows 1 & 2, 12 (14) times for a total
of 24 (28) rows.
Then work row 1 again.
Turn.
The right side of your work will now be facing
you. There will be 12(14) slipped sts along the
edges of heel flap.
Heel Cup:
Set up row – Sl1, K16 (18), SSK. Turn.
Row 1 – Sl1, P10, P2tog. Turn.
Row 2 – Sl1, K10, SSK. Turn.
Continue to work rows 1 & 2 until you have worked
all the heel flap sts, ending with row 1.
There will now
be 12 (14) sts on your needle and the right side will
be facing you.
Pick Up Heel:
Knit across the 12(14) heel sts, now using the same
needle pick up and knit 14(16) sts along the side of the
heel flap. You will be picking up the 12(14) slipped sts
plus 2 extra (these extra 2 sts help to avoid getting a
hole where the flap begins).
Using a new needle, K2 P2 across all the remaining 24
(28) sts that were being held while you worked the
heel. There will now be 24(28) sts all on one needle.
Using a new needle, pick up and knit 14(16) sts along
the other side of the heel flap. When you have done
this, continue knitting an additional 6(7) sts from your
first needle onto the working needle.
You will now have 20 (22) sts on Needle 1, 24 (28) sts
on Needle 2, and 20 (22) stiches onNeedle 3.
Needle 1 is now the beginningof your round. You can
place a locking stitch marker to indicate Needle 1, if
you wish.
