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    This document provides instructions for making Showsy Toes, which are lacey ankle socks for babies. The socks are knit in the round from the ankle down. The lace pattern is repeated several times above the border ribbing. The toe area is formed using an i-cord method without turning the work. The i-cord is then attached to the border stitches to finish the toe. The instructions include abbreviations, materials, gauge, and techniques needed like backward loop cast on and Kitchener stitch.

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    This document provides instructions for making Showsy Toes, which are lacey ankle socks for babies. The socks are knit in the round from the ankle down. The lace pattern is repeated several times above the border ribbing. The toe area is formed using an i-cord method without turning the work. The i-cord is then attached to the border stitches to finish the toe. The instructions include abbreviations, materials, gauge, and techniques needed like backward loop cast on and Kitchener stitch.

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    Showsy Toes Patter

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    This document provides instructions for making Showsy Toes, which are lacey ankle socks for babies. The socks are knit in the round from the ankle down. The lace pattern is repeated several times above the border ribbing. The toe area is formed using an i-cord method without turning the work. The i-cord is then attached to the border stitches to finish the toe. The instructions include abbreviations, materials, gauge, and techniques needed like backward loop cast on and Kitchener stitch.

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    showsy toes abbreviations sizes

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    all images, text & illustrations copyright of Stephanie Lotven, 2016


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