Anémona is Spanish for ‘anemone flower’.

Anémona Socks are worked toe up using fingering weight sock yarn. The instep of the foot as well as the front and back of the leg have beautiful cables, lace and wrapped stitches running through the sock displaying a flower motive. They have gusset increases, German Short Rows and a reinforced French Heel flap. These socks are a playful and fun pair to wear while enjoying natures flora in bloom in summer!

The pattern has charts (no written charts).
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SIZE:

1 (2) 3

Circumference around the foot 16 (18) 20 cm / 6.25 (7) 7.75 inches. Length of the foot is adjustable.

MATERIALS:

Yarn:
1 skein of Aster Sock by LaMiel Yarns (75% superwash merino wool, 25% nylon, 425 m / 465 yds per 100 g) in the colourway Mochi or approximately 250–300 m / 273–328 yds of fingering weight sock yarn

Needles: 2 mm / US 0 circular needles with Ø 80 cm / 32-inch-long cable

Note! The pattern is written for Magic Loop technique, but you can also use DPNs (double pointed needle).

Notions: Cable needle (if needed), two stitch markers and a tapestry needle.

GAUGE:

10 cm x 10 cm / 4 x 4”
32 sts x 42 rows of Stockinette Stitch in the round and after blocking