Free Cables and Ribs Knit Socks Pattern

Lovely Pattern, Easy to Follow, Great Outcome

This pattern is fantastic. I loved making these socks. The only problem, as said before, is that you will need 3 balls of the suggested yarn for the L size. I chose to do them in size L but didn't have 3 balls of the same color so I had to improvise.

Quality of Product

5

Value of Product

5

• Lovely Pattern, Easy to Follow, Great OutcomeThis pattern is fantastic. I loved making these socks. The only problem, as said before, is that you will need 3 balls of the suggested yarn for the L size. I chose to do them in size L but didn't have 3 balls of the same color so I had to improvise.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/c6d362c2-45d2-53f1-8d3f-1e1aabae22f5

Fun to make

Socks are fun to knit. There is enough pattern to keep you engaged. They will keep my feet warm in the winter! Do yourself a favour though and get 3 balls. I am halfway through my second sock and just finishing up my 2nd ball. I am making the medium sized socks with 3.25mm needles. This pattern is easily done on circulars by just dividing total stitches with half on each needle. For the increases on the last row of the cuff m1l and m1r work well and blend in nicely. These socks would fit better for someone with a high instep as they are a bit big right at the ankle joint. I am a tight knitter by nature and I think going down a needle size may reduce the bulk a bit but make a cozier sock. I did use patons kroy to make them.

• Fun to makeSocks are fun to knit. There is enough pattern to keep you engaged. They will keep my feet warm in the winter! Do yourself a favour though and get 3 balls. I am halfway through my second sock and just finishing up my 2nd ball. I am making the medium sized socks with 3.25mm needles. This pattern is easily done on circulars by just dividing total stitches with half on each needle. For the increases on the last row of the cuff m1l and m1r work well and blend in nicely. These socks would fit better for someone with a high instep as they are a bit big right at the ankle joint. I am a tight knitter by nature and I think going down a needle size may reduce the bulk a bit but make a cozier sock. I did use patons kroy to make them.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/f0950b1e-da9c-579d-bd2b-6b1fce307529

Beautiful product

I downloaded the pattern and bought two balls of yarn. The large size used almost 3 balls. Fortunately, my yarn store had another ball in stock. The pattern itself was easy to follow, just there is a mistake with how much yarn you need.

Just on the Shape instep section down to 78 sts. I'm just not sure where to measure from picked up sts.. how much longer will the decreasing section be to go from 78 sts down to 16 sts. ? Thank you Maureen.. ps love the pattern

I am having difficulty wirh the first round and first row. That is pnly 53 stitches. What do I do with the other 39 stitches of the 92 stitches.

Why isn't this a row by row knit pattern? Mybrain doesn't 'like' charts--I'm over 70; so too confusing.