Diamond Waffle Socks
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Sock Size:
Adult Small, Medium and Large
Yarn:
Fingering to Sport Weight Yarn
275 [320, 366] m (300 [350, 400] yd)
Needles:
Set of five double pointed needles.
2.5 mm [US size 1.5] or size to obtain the gauge listed below.
Gauge:
36 sts and 48 rows over 10 cm [4 in] in stockinette stitch
These socks are worked from the toe up. It uses a light circular cast-on to start. The gusset is created along the base of the foot. The heel is turned using a combination of a short-row heel triangle and a heel flap worked in the Eye of Partridge pattern.
This pattern originally appeared on Knitty.com in it’s Fall 2007 issue.
Yarn Suggestions
I recommend using Fingering to Sport weight yarns that have alpaca or mohair in them to add extra strength and warmth to the socks. Also, a more tightly spun yarn will help make these socks last.
The following yarns have been tested with good results.
Wellington Fibres – 3 ply fingering weight
60% Wool, 40% Mohair
95 g (3.35 oz), 229 m (250 yd) – 2 skeins.
Berroco – Ultra Alpaca Fine
50% Wool, 30% Nylon, 20% Alpaca
100 g (3.53 oz), 396 m (433 yd) – 1 skein.
Special Thanks
Judy Gibson for the kind use of her pattern “You’re Putting Me On” Socks. With her permission, I have used her pattern for the construction of my socks. For more information about Judy please visit her website at http://tiajudy.com.
Ted Myatt for helping me with the finer points of sock construction and design.
Amy Singer, editor of Knitty.com for her interest in these socks and giving me my first publication in a knitting magazine.