Toe Up Bayerische sock
New improved pattern! 
Apart from generally improving the way the pattern was written I have re-worked the charts, toe and heel.
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Click here to download the updated PDF, and here for the new and improved charts. Please note that the charts are 3Mb in size and may take a couple of minutes to download.
The Knitting Swede
Sun 25th Oct 09
Published with Eunny Jang's approval.
Made-2-Measure socks (toe up)
17 May 2008
I'm done!! Please note that this pattern has NOT been test knitted so any feedback would be greatly appreciated (I have made 2 for myself in different gauges and 1 pair for my husband and all 3 turned out fine).
To download the pattern click here.
25 April 2008
The main reason I decided to create this pattern is that I've found that if you are wearing your knitted socks in shoes and boots (rather than trainers or clogs!!) there often seem to be just a tad bit too many stitches at the very front of the foot and a tad too few at the highest point of the instep making them a bit tight across the heel/instep area.
When you see the pattern I hope you won't be scared off by the amount of calculations as there is a bit more of that then the 'traditional' sock pattern. I've tried to keep it to a minimum but as they are made from your own foot measurements it is unfortunately necessary... however, it does eliminate any bagginess or tightness making them perfectly made-2-measure :-)
The Knitting Swede
I'm done!! Please note that this pattern has NOT been test knitted so any feedback would be greatly appreciated (I have made 2 for myself in different gauges and 1 pair for my husband and all 3 turned out fine).
To download the pattern click here.
25 April 2008
The main reason I decided to create this pattern is that I've found that if you are wearing your knitted socks in shoes and boots (rather than trainers or clogs!!) there often seem to be just a tad bit too many stitches at the very front of the foot and a tad too few at the highest point of the instep making them a bit tight across the heel/instep area.
When you see the pattern I hope you won't be scared off by the amount of calculations as there is a bit more of that then the 'traditional' sock pattern. I've tried to keep it to a minimum but as they are made from your own foot measurements it is unfortunately necessary... however, it does eliminate any bagginess or tightness making them perfectly made-2-measure :-)
The Knitting Swede