Pattern Info for Child Shark Socks / Slippers

Designed by: Margi Wright

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  • Notes:
  • Top of Shark Sock, gray in pattern
  • Bottom of Shark Sock, white in pattern

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    • Details

    Additional info on the pattern:

  • Adorable leg eating shark slipper. Pattern size child 10 but adjustable. To make a smaller pair, reduce yarn size and needle size and vice versa for larger size. Also, change length as needed.
  • The socks/slippers are worked top down in two pieces starting with the bottom. Then the two pieces are sewn together.
  • MATERIALS: Yarn: White: Yarn Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn Acrylic (Worsted weight) White, 40g
    Grey: Yarn Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee (Worsted weight) Iron, 40g
    Black: yarn for the eyes, scrap
  • MATERIALS: Needle Size: US 4 (3.5 mm) DPN’s (4)
  • MATERIALS: Crochet hook size 8 to make shark teeth
  • MATERIALS: Darning needle
  • MATERIALS: Stitch holder or waste yarn
  • MATERIALS: Guage: 5 stitches per inch in stockinette, flat


    • Parts and Sections
    Pattern Pieces/Parts and corresponding Sections:

    PIECE/PART: Sock: SECTIONS: Shark Neck and Jaw, Shark Heel, Turn the Heel, Gusset, Sole, Shark Nose and Back, Sew Parts Together, Make Fins, Nose Piece, Teeth, Eyes

    Summary

    Pattern Summary

    DesignerMargi Wright
    CraftKnitting
    CategorySlipper Socks
    Needle(s)US 4 (3.5 mm)
    Yarn WeightWorsted
    YardageTop of Shark Color (gray): 20 grams | Bottom of Shark Color (white): 20 grams | Total of 40 grams
    Gauge Stitch Pattern UsedStockinette
    Gauge Number of Stitch per 4 inches20
    Gauge Number of Rows per 4 inches-
    Gauge Worked flat