Beschreibung
Tavalli Socks — Knitting Pattern (PDF)
Difficulty: ●●●○○
Sizes: 36/37 (38/39) 40/41 (42/43) 44/45
The Tavalli Socks are worked from the top down using the Magic Loop method.
A simple rib pattern creates a snug, elastic fit.
The heel is shaped with a classic heel flap and short rows, followed by a left-leaning gusset.
Perfect for everyday wear — warm, soft and easy to knit.
Gauge
10 × 10 cm = 30 sts × 42 rows in stockinette stitch with 2.5 mm needles (washed & blocked)
Techniques used
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Magic Loop
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Knit & purl stitches
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Rib pattern
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Heel flap construction
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Short-row heel
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Gusset decreases
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Working in the round
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Picking up stitches
Materials
Stitch marker for beginning of round, tapestry needle, scissors, tape measure.
Instructions download
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Note
Digital pattern (PDF) available for instant download after payment.
No shipping via email or post.
For private use only.
Details
Yarn
You can knit the Tavalli Socks with any standard 4-ply sock yarn (approx. 400 m / 100 g).
Example yarn (original):
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Lana Grossa Meilenweit Soja
60% Wool, 20% Polyamide, 20% Viscose (Soy)
Approx. 400 m / 100 g
→ 100 g
Yarn Alternatives (4-ply / fingering weight)
All approx. 380–420 m / 100 g, perfect for socks:
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Pascuali Pinta (Merino, Silk, Ramie)
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Schoppel Zauberball Stärke 4
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Zitron Trekking 4-ply
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Laines du Nord – Unisocks 4-ply
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Novita Venla
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Novita Nalle
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Novita 7 Veljestä (for thicker socks, adjust needle size)
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Drops Fabel (very robust, smooth wearing)
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Drops Nord (soft and durable blend)
Important:
Any 4-ply sock yarn works — choose the fiber content you enjoy wearing.
Needles
Gauge
10 × 10 cm = 30 sts × 42 rows in stockinette stitch with 2.5 mm needles (washed & blocked)
FAQs
Which yarn can I use?
Any standard 4-ply sock yarn (approx. 400 m / 100 g) works.
Examples: Pascuali Pinta, Schoppel Zauberball, Zitron Trekking, Drops Fabel, Novita Venla, etc.
Are the socks worked top-down?
Yes, the Tavalli Socks are knitted from the cuff down using the Magic Loop method.
Do I need to use Magic Loop?
No — you can use DPNs if you prefer.
The pattern is written for Magic Loop but easy to adapt.
How is the heel constructed?
With a heel flap and short-row heel, followed by a left-leaning gusset.
Do I need to check gauge?
Yes. Sock fit depends on gauge. Adjust needle size if necessary.