Climbing Lace Socks. by Tabitha's Heart. Supplies. Stitch Patterns (charts for all lace panels are provided at the bottom of the pattern) Instructions

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Climbing Lace Socks by Tabitha's Heart Supplies 100g Fingering weight yarn (Sample knitted with Knitpicks Memories - Redwood Forest colorway) 1-32 to 47 inch (81 119 cm) size 1 (2.50mm) circular needle or 2-16 inch (40 cm) or longer Size 1 (2.50 mm) circular needles Optional tapestry needle Stitch Patterns (charts for all lace panels are provided at the bottom of the pattern) Left Lace Panel (worked over 6 stitches) Row 1 - YO SKP YO SKP YO SKP Row 2 - Knit all stitches Row 2 - K1 YO SKP YO SKP K1 Row 4 - Knit all stitches Right Lace Panel (worked over 6 stitches) Row 1 - YO K2tog YO K2tog YO K2tog Row 2 - Knit all stitches Row 2 - K1 YO K2tog YO K2tog K1 Row 4 - Knit all stitches Center Lace Panel (worked over 9 stitches) Row 1 YO SKP YO SKP K1 K2tog YO K2tog YO Row 2 Knit all stitches Row 3 K1 YO SKP YO S2KP YO K2tog YO K1 Row 4 Knit all stitches Instructions Designers Note This pattern was knit using Magic Loop. For the sake of clarity, I will call the stitches on front of the needle Front and the back stitches on the needle Back. For those who prefer to use 2 circular needles,

the Front stitches will go on Needle 1 and the Back stitches on Needle 2. If you prefer to use double pointed needles, you will used the 2 circular arrangement until there are too many stitches to manage and then add the the other needles as you need them. You will probably want to rearrange the stitches to accommodate the lace panels. Toe Using Turkish cast on (or favorite toe up cast on), cast on 8 stitches and knit one round. Begin increasing for the tow as follows: Row 1 K1 KFB (knit in the front and back of the stitch, increasing one) K to last two stitches on Front KFB K1. Repeat for Back. Row 2 Knit all stitches Repeat these two rounds until you have a total of 60 stitches (12 repeats). On the next round, you will increase unevenly so that you can have the required odd number of stitches on the front needle. Row 27 - Front - K1 KFB Knit to end. Back - K1 KFB Knit to last two stitches KFB K1 Row 28 Knit (31 stitches on Front and 32 stitches on Back for a total of 63 stitches. Foot Row 1 - Front - K11 work Row 1 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K11 Row 2 - Front - K11 work Row 2 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K11 Row 3 - Front - K11 work Row 3 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K11 Row 4 - Front - K11 work Row 4 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K11 Repeat these four rounds until the length is 1 ¾ inches (4.45cm) less than the total length of the foot or until desired length ending with Row 3. Heel You will be working a short row heel over the 32 Back stitches only. The pattern is written assuming that you already know how to knit short row heels. If you need instructions, see one of the many, wonderful online tutorials like http://www.cometosilver.com/socks/2circsocks_heel.htm. Set up Row. Turn work and purl across Back. Turn. Row 1 - Knit across to last stitch W&T Row 2 - Purl to last stitch W&T. Row 3 Knit to one stitch before last wrapped stitch W&T Row 4 Purl to one stitch before last wrapped stitch W&T Repeat Rows 3 and 4 until you have until 13 stitches remaining unwrapped in the center and 9 sts are wrapped on both sides. You will be ready for a RS row. Now you will begin to turn the heel by working new wraps together with the wrapped stitches. When instructed to K or P wrap, you will insert your needle under the wrap and lift it up onto the needle alongside your current stitch then K them together through the back loops or P them together: Row 1 - K to last regular st, K wrap (stitch plus wrap together through back loops), turn

Row 2 - Sl 1, P to first wrapped st, P wrap (stitch plus wrap together), turn Repeat these two rows until one st remains on each end. Sl 1, K to wrapped st, K DO NOT TURN! Work wraps of remaining st together with the st when working the first round of the foot. Leg On the first round we will be knitting and rearranging stitches at the same time. It sounds complicated but I promise it will make knitting the lace panels much easier. Slip 4 stitches purlwise. Pull right needle out transferring these four stitches to the Back of the loop. Knit 23 stitches. Pull right needle out sliding worked stitches to the front needle and leaving unworked stitches on Back needle. This will leave 23 stitches on the Front of the needle (center stitch of lace panel should be 12 stitches from either end). Knit across all 40 stitches. If you do not like asymmetrical arrangement of stitches, you may arrange them slightly more evenly by slipping on of the back lace panels onto the front needle but I will let you do the math for that one. Row 1 - Front - K11 work Row 1 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K7 Back Work Row 1 of Right Lace Panel (Chart B) over 6 stitches K28, Work Row 1 of Left Lace Panel (Chart A) Row 2 - Front - K7 work Row 2 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K7 Back Work Row 2 of Right Lace Panel (Chart B) K28, Work Row 2 of Left Lace Panel (Chart A) Row 3 - Front - K7 work Row 3 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K7 Back Work Row 3 of Right Lace Panel (Chart B) K28, Work Row 3 of Left Lace Panel (Chart A) Row 4 - Front - K7 work Row 4 of Center Lace Panel (Chart C) K7 Back Work Row 4 of Right Lace Panel (Chart B) K28, Work Row 4 of Left Lace Panel (Chart A) Repeat these 4 Rows until leg is 1 inch (2.5 cm) shorter than the desired length ending with Row 4. Add ribbing as follows. Row 1 - K1 P1 to last 2 stitches P2tog (this gets you to an even number of stitches so the ribbing is easier to work. Row 2 - K1 P1 to end of round Repeat Row 2 until you have completed 1 to 1 ½ inch (2.5 3 cm) of ribbing or desired length. Bind off loosely using a stretchy method. I like EZ's Sewn Bind Off. Slip them on and enjoy having your feet wrapped in hand-knit love!

Lace Charts Chart A Chart B (Left lace panel) (Right lace panel) aaaaaa4 aoxoxa3 aaaaaa2 oxoxox1 aaaaaa4 axoxoa3 aaaaaa2 xoxoxo1 Chart C (Center lace panel) aaaaaaaaa4 aoxovoxoa3 aaaaaaaaa2 oxoxaxoxo1 Chart Legend a = Knit o = Yarn Over x = K2tog (Knit 2 together) X = SKP (Slip 1, Knit 1, Pass slipped stitch over) V = S2KP (Slip 2 knitwise, Knit 1, Pass slipped stitches over) Abbreviations Used K = Knit K2tog = Knit 2 stitches together P2tog = Purl 2 stitches together SKP = Slip 1 Knit 1 Pass slipped stitch over S2KP = Slip 2 stitches Knitwise, Knit 1 Pass slipped stitches over. KFB = Knit in the front and back of stitch (increasing one stitch) W&T = Wrap and Turn - for instructions see http://www.cometosilver.com/socks/2circsocks_heel.htm Copyright This pattern is protected by Copyright 2008 Tabitha's Heart. It is the sole properly of Tabitha's Heart and is offered free of charge to encourage its use in knitting ministries. You are free to use this pattern for personal and non-commercial use or for teaching knitting classes provided the classes are offered free of charge and credit is given to the copyright holder. You may not sell this pattern in either electronic or print form or use it in any way for financial gain without written permission of the owner. In short, if I am not making money from my work then you shouldn't be either. You may not distribute the pattern in print or electronic form without the express written permission of the owner. If you would like to share this pattern with your friends, please direct them to the Tabitha's Heart website (http://tabithasheart.com).