THIS IS A DIGITAL PDF PATTERN, NOT A FINISHED PAIR OF SOCKS. I do not offer made to order versions of my sock patterns.
The first neighborhood in my Seattle Sock Series is my home neighborhood of Ballard. Ballard was originally settled by the Scandinavian immigrants moving into the city and much of the industry focused on seafaring and fishing. Today it’s home to a large number of local breweries & cider houses, the only year-round farmer’s market in Seattle, and coffee shops. There is still a big focus around seafaring and industrial businesses, with many marinas and ship yards surrounding Salmon and Shilshole Bays. As well as the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, which separates the salt water Puget Sound and fresh water Lake Washington. Most importantly, it's where I call home.
This pattern is a DK weight cuff-down sock with the option of a heel flap and gusset or a short row heel. Preferred needle type is encouraged
Materials
230-275 yards of DK weight sock yarn
Recommended: Yarnaceous Bronto DK or SkaCel HiKoo simplicity
US 3 (3.25 mm) knitting needles for knitting in small circumference. Either 9 inch circulars, 24 inch for magic loop, or DPNs
Stitch Markers
A Cable Needle
Tapestry Needle
Optional: a sock ruler & row counter
I’d love to see your completed socks! Please use #BallardSocks or #SeattleSockSeries when posting your work on instagram. You can also tag me @gooseandghostknits
THIS IS A DIGITAL PDF PATTERN, NOT A FINISHED PAIR OF SOCKS. I do not offer made to order versions of my sock patterns.
The first neighborhood in my Seattle Sock Series is my home neighborhood of Ballard. Ballard was originally settled by the Scandinavian immigrants moving into the city and much of the industry focused on seafaring and fishing. Today it’s home to a large number of local breweries & cider houses, the only year-round farmer’s market in Seattle, and coffee shops. There is still a big focus around seafaring and industrial businesses, with many marinas and ship yards surrounding Salmon and Shilshole Bays. As well as the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, which separates the salt water Puget Sound and fresh water Lake Washington. Most importantly, it's where I call home.
This pattern is a DK weight cuff-down sock with the option of a heel flap and gusset or a short row heel. Preferred needle type is encouraged
Materials
230-275 yards of DK weight sock yarn
Recommended: Yarnaceous Bronto DK or SkaCel HiKoo simplicity
US 3 (3.25 mm) knitting needles for knitting in small circumference. Either 9 inch circulars, 24 inch for magic loop, or DPNs
Stitch Markers
A Cable Needle
Tapestry Needle
Optional: a sock ruler & row counter
I’d love to see your completed socks! Please use #BallardSocks or #SeattleSockSeries when posting your work on instagram. You can also tag me @gooseandghostknits
