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Here are two fantastic patterns for stylish socks, and there are two different constructions and stitch effects for you to have a go at. Anniken Allis has designed eyelet-patterned socks that are worked from the toe to the cuff with an afterthought heel – see our Knitwise panel for how to do pick up stitches for this. Jan Henley works her socks from the top down and combines crosses and cables to great effect. Which ones will you make first?
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Brush up on the skills needed for this pattern with this tutorial.
Techniques: Cables, Rib, Lace, Kitchener Stitch, Heel Flap
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How to: work short row shaping with wrap and turn (w&t)
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