LEVER DE RIDEAU - Free Knitting Socks Pattern
Biscottes yarns is very pleased to present the new free knitting pattern designed by Patricknits! Knitted with our new Bis-Sock Speckled colors, this pattern is really fantastic!
This design is knitted from the cuff down. While knitting this sock pattern, the result reminded me of a play I had the chance to see in England: The Phantom of the Opera. "Lever de rideau" which means "curtain up" in English is a name that came to my mind for this pattern that intertwines cables with the butterfly stitch which is achieved by slipping stitches.
IN ADDITION TO THE KNITTING PATTERN, YOU WILL NEED FOLLOWING MATERIAL TO KNIT THE LEVER DE RIDEAU SOCKS :
- PatricKnits – Bis-sock (85% merino wool, 5% nylon; 400 m/ 435 yds; 100 g) 1 skein
- Circular needles or double-pointed needles of 2.5 mm (or size required to obtain gauge)
- Cable Needle
- Tapestry Needle
SIZE: adult medium/large (foot length is adjustable)
GAUGE: 32 stitches x 40 rows = 10 cm X 10cm in stockinette stitch.
NOTE : This pattern can be worked with a set of 5 double-pointed needles or circular needles. In the case of double pointed needles, please distribute half of the stitches on needles 1 and 2 and the other half of the stitches on needles 3 and 4.
This pattern is offered as a PDF document. You must add the pattern to your cart, follow the steps to check out & a link to download the pattern will be emailed to you ♥
Good knitting! ♥
Customer Reviews
Couleurs vives et motifs superbes!
On dirait pas nécessairement mais ce patron est facile à faire et le résultat est magnifique!
Superbe patron tellement hâte de le commencer. Modèle original qui donne la texture au bas
Bonjour, bien apprécié ce patron et facile à faire. Bien expliqué. Merci. Je garde ce patron pour les prochains.
A beautiful pair of socks. They feel good and not hard to make. Make a foot fashion statement with the exact colors. Biscotte yarns is the only company that I know who so generously provides free patterns. They should be supported by purchasing their yarns. Thank you Biscotte.
