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21st August 23, 04:04 AM
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Another pair of Gairloch pattern kilt hose
Just finished this pair over the weekend. I went with a heavier yarn this time (worsted weight), which knits up faster because it requires less stitches to get the same size. I had to do some scaling to the pattern, which seems to have worked out OK. And I went with a better contrasting set of yarn colours this time.
Also, for expedience, I made the foot a solid colour instead of carrying the pattern down to the toe as I did before. This pair only took 3 weeks from start to finish.
(Note: the back view shows how the pattern has to go wonky for a bit in order to decrease the leg from calf to ankle. It drops off one set of "X" crossings, and ends up with a "V" in the transition zone. This is by design, as the original Gairloch pattern is intended to do.)
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