Sakura Socks
by Judy Sumner
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Sakura Socks
by Judy Sumner
Influenced by Japanese stitch dictionaries, these socks use twisted stitches and bobbles to provide more texture to the pattern. Sakura is the Japanese word for cherry blossom.
DESIGNER NOTE: Socks are knit top-down on two circular needles (or one long circular needle), with a patterned heel flap and square (Dutch) heel. Due to the nature of the stitch pattern, double-pointed needles are not recommended. They can be used but will require moving stitches back and forth between needles to complete traveling stitch designs.
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by Cherry Tree Hill Yarn
Fingering
100% Merino
385 yards
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114
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