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Ipod Tube SockHere is my first attempt at a pattern for an ipod
cozy. I made this out of some 100% mercerized cotton yarn, which knits up to
look like the fanciest tube sock ever. Since the yarn was a little stiff, i
washed the cozy after it was complete, and it softened right up. I think this
pattern would also work well with self-patterning sock yarn.
needles: 4 double pointed US#4 4 double pointed US#5 yarn: Endless summer collection lara - main color (MC) less than 50m, small amount of a complimentary color (CC) for the stripes (currently available at elann.com). you could use just about any sport weight yarn. CUFF: CO 40 stitches and divide among the 3 needles. Rows 1-6: K2 P2 in MC Rows 7-10: K2 P2 in CC Rows 11-13: K2 P2 in MC Rows 14-17: K2 P2 in CC Rows 18-22: K2 P2 in MC BODY: Knit for approximately 28 rows in mc, or until the cozy is about 1/2 inch from the desired length DECREASES: Decrease Row 1: K2tog K6 Decrease Row 2: K2tog K5 Decrease Row 3: K2tog K4 Decrease Row 4: K2tog K3 Decrease Row 5: K2tog K2 Decrease Row 6: K2tog K1 Decrease Row 7: K2tog 3 times (do not repeat this to the end of the row. only do it 3 times. this row is left incomplete). 7 stitches remain. Cut the thread leaving a tail of about 5 inches. Using a tapestry needle, gather the remaining 7 stitches and pull tight. weave in the ends and you are all finished! I noticed that the whote color of this yarn is very stiff. a quick hand wash in the sink softened it right up. ![]() This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Posted: Mon - November 15, 2004 at 10:48 AM | |