Bazaar Socks

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Hartlove

Pair Pair 2Pair 3 Pair 4 Pair 5 Pair 6 Pair 7

Seven snappy colorways offer endlessoptions for your sock drawer. A clevertoe construction makes the most of astranded, striped pattern repeated onheels and cuffs. See the addendumfor insructions on how to adjust thiswomans sock pattern to fit children.

FiniSheD Size:72 foot circumference, 64 long from cuff to top of

heel, and 834 long from back of heel to tip of toe. Tofit womens U.S. shoe sizes 7 to 8.

YaRn:Brown Sheep Cotton Fine (80% cotton; 20% wool;222 yd [203 m]/50 g):

Pair 1:#345 gold dust (light orange), #30 wildorange (medium orange), #20 tea rose (medium

pink), #730 raging purple (purple), #005 cavern(black), #835 harvest (dark ochre), skein each.

Pair 2: #345 gold dust (light orange), #835 harvest(dark ochre), #765 blue paradise (medium blue),#005 cavern (black), #80 cherry moon (dark pink),

#360 wild sage (sage), skein each.Pair 3: #20 tea rose (medium pink), #20 barn red,

#850 berry (burgundy), #835 harvest (dark ochre),#005 cavern (black), #560 my blue heaven (aqua),

skein each.Pair 4:#770 wisteria (light purple), #730 raging purple

(purple), #345 gold dust (light orange), #80 cherrymoon (dark pink), #765 blue paradise (medium blue),

#005 cavern (black), skein each.Pair 5: #560 my blue heaven (aqua), #765 blueparadise (medium blue), #005 cavern (black), #20

barn red, #840 lime light (bright green), #80 cherrymoon (dark pink), skein each.


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Pair 6: #20 tea rose (medium pink), #850 berry(burgundy), #840 lime light (bright green), #30 wild

orange (medium orange), #005 cavern (black), #20barn red, skein each.Pair 7: #840 lime light (bright green), #360 wild sage

(sage), #770 wisteria (light purple), #30 wild orange(medium orange), #560 my blue heaven (aqua), #005

cavern (black), skein each.

neeDleS:Sizes 0 (2 mm) and (2.25 mm): set of 5 double-pointed

(dpn). Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain thecorrect gauge.

notionS:Waste yarn for provisional CO; markers.

GauGe:20 sts and 24 rows = 2 on smaller needles in striped

toe/heel patt.

SKill level:Experienced.

Stitch GuiDe:Sssp (double decrease): With yarn in front, sl 3 sts

kwise one at a time. Sl 3 sts back onto left-hand

needle and purl sts tog through back loops.Colorways: The first color listed is the foreground, andthe second color is the background. Since sock is worked

from the toe up, bands are numbered from the toe.Pair 1:

Toe/heel: Light orange on medium orange.1st band: Medium pink on purple.2nd band: Black on dark ochre.3rd band: Light orange on purple.

4th band: Black on medium pink.5th band: Dark ochre on purple.6th band: Light orange on black.7th band: Purple on medium orange.8th band: Medium pink on black.9th band: Light orange on medium orange.

Pair 2:Toe/heel: Light orange on dark ochre.

1st band: Medium blue on black.2nd band: Dark pink on light orange.3rd band: Black on sage.4th band: Medium blue on dark pink.5th band: Dark ochre on black.6th band: Sage on dark pink.7th band: Black on light orange.8th band: Medium blue on sage.9th band: Light orange on dark ochre.

Pair 3:Toe/heel: Medium pink on barn red.1st band: Burgundy on dark ochre.2nd band: Black on aqua.

3rd band: Barn red on dark ochre.4th band: Medium pink on burgundy.5th band: Dark ochre on black.6th band: Burgundy on aqua.7th band: Black on barn red.8th band: Aqua on dark ochre.9th band: Medium pink on barn red.

Pair 4:Toe/heel: Light purple on purple.1st band: Light orange on dark pink.2nd band: Medium blue on light purple.3rd band: Dark pink on black.4th band: Purple on light orange.5th band: Dark pink on medium blue.

6th band: Light orange on light purple.7th band: Dark pink on purple.8th band: Medium blue on black.9th band: Light purple on purple.

Pair 5:Toe/heel: Aqua on medium blue.1st band: Black on barn red.2nd band: Medium blue on bright green.3rd band: Aqua on dark pink.4th band: Bright green on black.5th band: Barn red on dark pink.6th band: Aqua on black.7th band: Medium blue on barn red.

8th band: Dark pink on bright green.9th band: Aqua on medium blue.

Pair 6:Toe/heel: Medium pink on burgundy.1st band: Bright green on medium orange.2nd band: Black on burgundy.


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3rd band: Barn red on medium orange.4th band: Bright green on black.5th band: Medium pink on barn red.6th band: Bright green on burgundy.7th band: Black on medium orange.8th band: Barn red on bright green.9th band: Medium pink on burgundy.

Pair 7:Toe/heel: Bright green on sage.1st band: Light purple on medium orange.2nd band: Sage on aqua.3rd band: Light purple on black.4th band: Medium orange on bright green.

5th band: Aqua on light purple.6th band: Black on medium orange.7th band: Light purple on sage.8th band: Medium orange on aqua.9th band: Bright green on sage.

Notes

When working toe and heel joins, maintain stripe pattern as

you work yarnovers and decreases at each edge.

Round begins at bottom of foot. To reduce the jog at the end

of the round, take yarn being dropped over and under

the new color, drawing the old color up and the new color

down with a sharp tug before working ends in.

The center bottom stitch, which marks the beginning ofrounds, is worked out of pattern to disguise the jog

where chart-ends meet.

To make a longer sock, choose a band from the Leg

chart and work this band also on foot. For greater foot

circumference, work on larger needles, but be sure to

check gauge beforehand, to ensure a fitting sock.

SocK:Toe: With smaller dpn, background color, waste yarn,and the invisible (provisional) method (see box), CO

4 sts. Do not join; work back and forth on 2 dpns.Next row: (RS) *K with background color, k with

foreground color; rep from * to last st; do not worklast st, turn.

Row 1: (WS) Yo backwards (see box), purl in colors asestablished to last st; do not work last st; turn.

Row 2: (RS)Yo as usual, knit in patt to last st before

yo, turn.

Row 3: Yo backwards, purl in patt to last st before yo,

turn.Rep Rows 2 and 3 until 7 sts rem between yos.Join

toe:Row 1: (RS) Yo as usual, knit in patt to yo, turn yo

to standard st mount (so that right leg of st is

leading) and k2tog (yo and next true st), turn.

Row 2: (WS) Yo backwards, purl in patt to yo, turn yo

to standard st mount and ssp (see box), turn.Row 3: Yo as usual, knit in patt to yo (next 2 sts on

left needle are yos), turn 2 yos to correct st mount,k3tog (2 yos with next true st), turn.

Row 4: Yo backwards, purl in patt to yo, turn 2 yos to

correct st mount, sssp (see box), turn.Rep Rows 3 and 4 until only yo rem at each end. The

toe should now create a cup, with one top edge onthe needle and the other top edge held on waste yarn.

Remove waste yarn, placing 4 freed sts onto 2 dpn forinstep. You will now be working in the rnd. Next rnd:With RS facing and toe background color, knit across

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first dpn to yo, join yo to first instep st with k2tog,knit across instep dpns to last st, join this last instep stto yo on next needle with ssk (see box)82 sts total.

Knit more rnd in background color, then knit first 20

sts of sole again, ending at center bottom of foot. Placemarker (pm) for beg of rnd. Beg with Row of Foot chart(above), work bands in colors as directed for your sock

(see Stitch Guide) through Row 55 of chart. See Notesabout working beg and end of rnds. Heel: Discontinue

working in the rnd; work only on 4 sts of sole, leaving4 sts of instep for later. Working back and forth on sole

sts, work to end of sole sts in background color, thenturn and purl row (over 4 sts) in background color.

Next row: (RS) *K with background color, k with fore-

ground color; rep from * 9 more times across sole sts;

do not work last sole st, turn.Row 1: (WS) Yo backwards, purl in patt to last st; do

not work last st; turn.

Row 2: (RS) Yo as usual, knit in patt to lat st beforeyo, turn.

Row 3: (WS) Yo backwards, purl in patt to last st beforeyo, turn.

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Leg:

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Rep Rows 2 and 3 until 7 sts rem between yos.

Join heel:

Row 1: (RS) Yo as usual, knit in patt to yo, turn yoto standard st mount and k2tog (yo and next true

st), turn.Row 2: (WS) Yo backwards, purl in patt to yo, turn

yo to standard st mount and ssp (yo and nexttrue st), turn.

Row 3: Yo as usual, knit in patt to yo (next 2 sts

on left needle are yos), turn 2 yos to correct stmount, k3tog (2 yos and next true st), turn.

Row 4: Yo backwards, purl in patt to yo (next 2 stson left needle are yos), turn 2 yos to correct st

mount, sssp (2 yos and next true st), turn.Rep Rows 3 and 4 until yo rem at each end.

Next rnd: With RS facing, knit across heel sts inbackground color to yo, join yo to first instep st

with k2tog, knit across instep sts to last instepst, join last instep st to yo on next needle with

ssk82 sts. Work more rnd in background color,ending at center back of leg. Pm for beg of rnd.Leg: Beg with Row of Leg chart, work bands

in colors as directed for your sock through Row7 of chart. Before beg 8th band, inc st83

sts. By working the 8th band on the st multipleplus st, the diagonals lean to the left. To make


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the diagonals lean to the right, work the 8thband on the st multiple minus st. Next rnd: With

background color, *k, p; rep from * to end of rnd.Rep last rnd once more. Change to larger dpns andBO all sts in patt.

FiniShinG:With yarn threaded on a tapestry needle, weave inloose ends. Lightly steam-block. -

Slip two stitches knitwise one at a time (Figure). Insert point of left needle into front of twoslipped stitch and knit them together through

back loops with right needle (Figure 2).

Figure 2Figure Figure Figure 2

Holding yarn in front, slip two stitches knitwise oneat a time onto right needle (Figure ). Slip them

back onto left needle and purl the two stitchestogether through back loops (Figure 2).

The toe and heel are constructed with short rows

that produce an hourglass shape. Each short rowbegins with a yarnover that is instrumental in

preventing gaps. When the knit side is facing,

work the yarnover in the usual manner, bringingyarn forward under needle then over the top to

the back. When the purl side is facing, bring yarnto the back under needle, then over the top to the

front as illustrated here. This forms a backwardyarnoverthe leading side of the loop is on the

back of the needle.

Ssk Decrease:Ssp Decrease:

Toe and Heel Construction:

Place a loose slipknot on needle held in yourright hand. Hold waste yarn next to slipknotand around left thumb; hold working yarn over

left index finger. *Bring needle forward underwaste yarn, over working yarn, grab a loop of

working yarn (Figure ), then bring needle tothe front, over both yarns, and grab a second

loop (Figure 2). Repeat from *. When youreready to work in the opposite direction, pick outwaste yarn to expose live stitches.

Invisible (Provisional)Cast-On

Figure Figure 2Illustrations

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Gayle

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aDDenDum

Size Adjustments for ChildrensVersion of Bazaar SocksBy Prs Gbs-Rbrs

To accommodate sizing for children, use the womenspattern with the following adjustments for the cast-on and

the number of stitches and rounds in the foot and leg.

Gauge of Fair Isle patt in the rnd: 22 sts and 44 rnds = 2.

chilDS laRGe

FiniSheD Size:7 foot circumference and 84 long from back of heel totip of toe, to fit childs size 2-22.

CO 39 sts at toe, working until there are 5 sts betweenyos. Total number of sts after completion of toe: 78.

There are 4 less sts than the womans size, so remove thefirst 2 sts on the right edge of the chart, and the 2 sts

before the last st at the left edge of the chart. Reducelength of foot by 6 rnds by removing Rnds 3-5 and 3-

33 from Band 2 of chart. Work heel as for toe over 39 stsuntil there are 5 sts between yos. Reduce length of legby 6 rnds by removing Rows 44-49 from Band 8 of chart.

chilDS meDium

FiniSheD Size:634 circumference foot and 8 long from back of heel totip of toe, to fit childs size 02-2.

CO 37 sts at toe, working until there are 3 sts between

yos. Total number of sts after completion of toe: 74.There are 8 less sts than the womans size, so remove the

first 4 sts on the right edge of the chart, and the 4 stsbefore the last st at the left edge of the chart. Reducelength of foot by 0 rnds by removing Rows 3-5 and

3-33 from Band 2 of chart, and removing Rows 36-39

from Band 3 of chart. Work heel as for toe over 37 sts

until there are 3 sts between yos. Reduce length of legby 0 rnds by removing Rows 2-24 from Band 6 of chartand Rows 44-49 from Band 8 of chart.

chilDS Small

FiniSheD Size:64 foot circumference and 74 long from back of heel to

tip of toe, to fit childs size 90.

CO 35 sts at toe, working until there are 3 sts betweenyos. Total number of sts after completion of toe: 70.

There are 2 less sts than the womans size, so remove

the first 6 sts on the right edge of the chart, and the 6sts before the last st at the left edge of the chart. Reduce

length of foot by 3 rnds by removing Rows 2-4 from Band of chart, Rows 3-5 and 3-33 from Band 2 of chart,

and Rows 36-39 from Band 3 of chart. Work heel as fortoe over 35 sts until there are 3 sts between yos. Reduce

length of leg by 5 rnds by eliminating Band 6 and byremoving Rows 44-47 from Band 8 of chart and Rows 63-

64 from Band 9 of chart.

PRiScilla GiBSon-RoBeRtS loves to make socks,particularly those with an ethnic flair and a sense ofhistory.

Chris

Hartlove

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