rococo and a bottle of rum

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a lace stocking straight from a Boucher painting, knit in fine sock yarn, with lacy
eyelets on top of lacy spirals.
nothing exceeds like excess.

Rococo Socks
shown here in j. knits Superwash Me merino sock yarn, color new jersey (what else?)

  • pattern price: $5.00 US (ohio residents, please add $.30 sales tax)
  • payment method: paypal to: patternsATknitspotDOTcom (remove AT and DOT;
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  • Suggested Yarns: j. knits Superwash Me Sock, Fearless Fibers merino sock, Lisa Souza Sock merino, Schaefer Anne, or any soft, fine, sock yarn which has 500 or more yards per 4 ounces (heavier yarns will produce a larger sick width)
  • Notes: Socks are knit toe-up with a short-row toe and heel. Instructions are written for knitting with DPNs, but are adaptable for using with circular needles.
    Knit at the stated gauge, this pattern produces a sock which measures approximately 7.5 to 8�? around and fits foot sizes up to 9�?. A wider sock may be obtained by using slightly heavier yarn and larger needles to obtain a stitch gauge which has less stitches per inch.
  • Finished Size: Finished width of sock: 8�?; cuff length from top of heel is 9�?
  • Yarn requirements: Approximately 350 yards of fine, sock-weight yarn (actual yardage will depend on sock length desired)
  • Gauge: 32 stitches and 44 rows = 4 inches in stockinette st on size 1(2.25mm) DPNs
  • Needles: DPNs size 1 (2.25 mm) or size to obtain correct gauge

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11 thoughts on “rococo and a bottle of rum

  1. They’re bee-u-ti-ful! Glad to know the pattern’s available too. I’ll be ordering that shortly.

  2. LOVE them! And there’s no reason why one couldn’t knit them top-down instead, is there? The “cable” looks like it would look just fine running in the reverse direction…

  3. I love them! I have a quick question. I’ve looked and everywhere I do it says that the J. Knits is 420 yards to 4 ounces. The other yarns you have listed are more than 500, but not the J. Knits. I have some Cherry Tree Hill that is 420 and would love to use it, but I have been fooled by sock yarns before.

    A yarn store opened locally and I was shopping for a specific weight sock yarn (very thin) and the owner was showing me other sock yarns. I kept telling her that I needed a thinner one and she said something to the effect that they are all sock yarns, as if they could be interchangeable. I hope the shop makes it. I hope they have more knowledgeable staff….

  4. Oh, these socks are gorgeous!!! When I make my way back to sock knitting, I’ll definitely be stopping by for this pattern.

    And I totally am with you–Spumoni–perfect for the socks in the next post!

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