Kettle Lakes Socks Pattern

This pattern is available to our club members as a part of our April 2025 Sleeping Bear Yarn Club. Not yet a club member? Click HERE to sign up and to receive as your first month’s installment.

Yardage Required:
328 – 383 yards (300 – 350 m)
*1 skein needed* 

Sizes
Adult Small (Medium, Large)

In the words of the designer…

Kettle lakes are formed when enormous blocks of glacial ice separate from a melting glacier and are left behind as it retreats. They disrupt the flow of meltwater around them, then get buried in the sediments the glacier was carrying in the ice as it flowed. When the isolated block of ice finally melts, it leaves behind a shallow depression in the landscape filled with water.

Just like how these lakes are created by ice disrupting the flow of water, these socks are created by short rows disrupting the pooling of colours in your yarn!

This pattern comes to us from Carolyn Lisle.

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