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Welcome back to our ’Moonstruck Socks Tutorial Series'.

Kay is back to continue the first course in the 2022 'Summer of Stitching'!! In the first episode in this series we cast on the gorgeous 'Moonstruck' socks and today we are back to begin the lace motif. To accompany todays tutorial we have also attached to this post the charts you will need to follow when knitting the lace panel. This is going to be so much fun!

Join Kay as she:

  • Shows you where you should have progressed too after the first part of the series
  • Lets you know you need to knit one round in your main colour prior to commencing the lace chart which is attached to this post
  • Tells you how to position the lace motif on each of your socks
  • Demonstrates each of the most challenging stitches used within the lace chart
  • Shares with you her special tips on how best to breakdown complex lace rows so you dont make any mistakes

Watch the other parts in the series here :

Return to the main tutorial menu here : https://www.bakerybears.com/tutorials/

Thank you so much for watching and we'll see you soon with more!

Dan & Kay

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'Knitting the Lace Motif' Part 2 'Moonstruck Sock Tutorial Series'

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Comments

Judith Sanza

Ready for the heel! They look so pretty, but there are just a few places I could improve. I love them. Mine are all white. Thank you so much. I watch your instructions so much my husband walked by and said, "don't forget to give those stitches a little wiggle!"

Wendy Cutler

Watching for the third time. Paying attention this time!! I finished my first sock a while ago and forgot which one I had knit, left or right - talk about confuse myself. Thanks for your great instructions Kay.