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Les Moutons de Biscotte | Free sock pattern

Les Moutons de Biscotte | Free sock pattern

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This sock pattern is a design by Louise Robert originally published in 2012. Les Moutons de Biscotte, which means "Biscotte's sheep" in french, has been knitted hundreds of times since then! Nearly a decade later, the designer of this pattern offers you a reedited version!

This model is worked from the toes up with a short-row heel. The sheep pattern is worked in stranded colorwork which means that the unused yarn follows on the back of the work.

Use two contrasting colors for a neat and beautiful result! ...and be careful not to fall asleep while counting sheep!

IN ADDITION TO THE FREE PATTERN, YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS TO KNIT THESE SOCKS:

BISCOTTE YARNS – BIS-SOCK [85% merino superwash, 15% nylon, 400 meters per 100 g skein] ***Also available as knitting kits

Main color (MC) Heureux d’un printemps
Contrasting color (CC) Vanille

NEEDLES circular or dpn’s of 2.5 mm (US #1.5) and 3 mm (US #2.5) or size needed to obtain gauge.

Tapestry needle

GAUGE

30 stitches = 10 cm in stranded colorwork on 3 mm (US #2.5)
32 stitches = 10 cm in stockinette stitch on 2.5 mm (US #1.5)

This free sock pattern is available in PDF format: add it to your cart and follow every steps to complete your order. A link to download the pattern will appear on the final screen of your order and you will also get this link by email (look into your spams if you can't find it in our inbox). Enjoy!

2023-08-04: correction to foot section: it should read join the MP

Interesting sock design

It took a couple attempts, but I figured out the construction of these socks successfully. I did them in self-striping yarn, but I think I will see how they look when knitted in a more solid color.

Free socks

Nice PATTERN dir colourwork socks

Great Pattern

I love this pattern! It's easily understandable and gets great results!

Herd of sheep

This cute sheep pattern was easy to understand and follow. Thanks!

Very pretty socks

See my Ravelry project for my knitting diary knitting these https://www.ravelry.com/projects/JulieLJtoo/les-moutons-de-biscotte
Started with the original 2012 pattern which I had problems with so downloaded the updated pattern. My first pair of toe up socks and my first pair of colourwork socks. Used good quality sock yarns but probably should have gone down a needle size to get a closer knit fabric and socks wearable in shoes/boots.

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Les Moutons de Biscotte | Free sock pattern

This sock pattern is a design by Louise Robert originally published in 2012. Les Moutons de Biscotte, which means "Biscotte's sheep" in french, has been knitted hundreds of times since then! Nearly a decade later, the designer of this pattern offers you a reedited version!

This model is worked from the toes up with a short-row heel. The sheep pattern is worked in stranded colorwork which means that the unused yarn follows on the back of the work.

Use two contrasting colors for a neat and beautiful result! ...and be careful not to fall asleep while counting sheep!

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Les Moutons de Biscotte | Free sock pattern

This sock pattern is a design by Louise Robert originally published in 2012. Les Moutons de Biscotte, which means "Biscotte's sheep" in french, has been knitted hundreds of times since then! Nearly a decade later, the designer of this pattern offers you a reedited version!

﻿This model is worked from the toes up with a short-row heel. The sheep pattern is worked in stranded colorwork which means that the unused yarn follows on the back of the work.

Use two contrasting colors for a neat and beautiful result! ...and be careful not to fall asleep while counting sheep!

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This model is worked from the toes up with a short-row heel. The sheep pattern is worked in stranded colorwork which means that the unused yarn follows on the back of the work.