Knit on the bias, Skew is a very popular pattern that has stimulated the curiosity of many knitters since its release in 2009. Designer Lana Holden has two degrees in mathematics, and she used algebraic geometry quite a bit for this design. However, if you are a knitter, you don't have to be good at math. There are some parts that are a little difficult, but if you count your stitches and follow the instructions, you will succeed! The heel that is made without short rows and you'll be amazed to see it come together for the first time.
For this kit, we prepared special hand-dyed skeins of our Trek and Sock Weight bases. Especially if you knit Skew with elastic Trek, it should be a sock with excellent fit.
We love Skew, so we made some original stitch markers, too. Striped on the diagonal just like Skew.
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Kit contents
amirisu Trek Hand-dyed 1 skein or amirisu Sock Weight Hand-dyed 1 skein
amirisu original marker 5 pieces (1 set)
Printed pattern (Japanese)
Kit details
designed by Lana Holden
Finished Size
Foot circumference: 19 cm (unstretched)
Foot length: 24.5 cm (adjustable)
Sock Length: 16 cm
The size can be adjusted with a gauge.
If you want to knit smaller, use a smaller needle size.
Yarn
amirisu Trek Hand-dyed
( 100% merino wool (preshrunk) / 383 Yards (350 m) / about 100 g )
Sock Weight Hand-dyed
(100% Superwash Merino Wool / 365m / about 100g)
Needles
・When knitting with two circular needles
Two US 1/2.25 mm 60 cm circular needles
Two US 1/2.25 mm hour hands
Two US 0/2.0 mm 60 cm circular needles (ribbed)
・When knitting with Magic Loop
A US 1/2.25 mm 100 cm circular needle
Two US 1/2.25 mm hour hands
A US 0/2.0 mm 100 cm circular needle (ribbed)
DPNs are not recommended for knitting this pattern.
Other tools
・Stitch markers – at least two of different shapes and colors
・Tapestry needle
Notes
