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The cuffs feature a simple stranded colourwork pattern and the contrast colour is used for both heels and toes for a classic boot sock look. The pattern is written in two lengths, with calf shaping on the longer length. Extra squishy heels are worked in a traditional heel stitch pattern combining short row shaping and a gusset for a better fit, especially for high insteps. Hugni is worked from the top down and is given in three sizes.
When swatching, check that your stranded colourwork gauge doesn’t pull in, you may need to use a larger needle for those rnds.
Directions are given to place markers to mark the end of rnd and shaping points. You may prefer to rearrange the stitches so that these points are marked by the gap between needles.
Stitch marker
Scrap yarn
hugni_v1.1.pdf
Shown in Navia Faroese Sock Yarn (80% wool, 20% nylon, 130 yds / 120m, 1.76oz / 50g)
Long Version: MC - Light Grey and CC - Natural White
Short Version: MC - Medium Grey and CC - Charcoal Grey
265[315, 370] yds / 240[290, 340]m MC and 90[105, 125] yds / 80[95, 110]m CC for long version.
160[190, 220] yds / 145[175, 205]m MC and 70[85, 100] yds / 65[80, 90]m CC for short version.
24 sts and 34 rnds = 4" / 10cm in st st.
The Stranded Colourwork Basics course is a 4 week self-guided online knitting course, with continued access to the course so that you can return to each chapter for a refresher, again and again, whenever you need. The course is comprised of short, easy to digest videos and photo tutorials as well as a discussion group to ask questions and share your achievements with other knitters. Includes a complimentary copy of the Tyrie Hat pattern
Shown in Navia Faroese Sock Yarn (80% wool, 20% nylon, 130 yds / 120m, 1.76oz / 50g)
Size 4 US / 3.5mm dpns or long circular(s) for preferred method of working small circumferences in the rnd.
