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I fondly remember my trip to sunny Portugal the last year. The motifs of these socks remind me of those happy days. The Azulejo socks are worked in the round, from the cuff to the toe. The pattern includes a written description of the pattern and charts.

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You can use your favorite method for small circumference knitting: DPNs, magic loop, small circumference circular needles. The pattern describes the knitting on small circumference circular needles.

Knitting pattern includes:
♥ recommendations on the choice of yarn;
♥ information about the necessary tools;
♥ written description;
♥ charts;
♥ video tutorial;
♥ recommendations for washing and blocking the finished product.

Size
1 (56 sts) / 2 (64 sts) / 3 (72 sts)

Finished measurements:
7” (19 cm) / 8” (20 cm) / 9” (23 cm) cuff circumference
Measurements were taken after blocking

Gauge
30 sts * 28 rows = 4” (10 сm) in colorwork stitch in the
round (after blocking)

Yarn
Mondim Rosa Pomar 100gr/385m/421yds – 100% Portuguese wool. 1 skein in each colorway 302 (MC), 100 (CC1), 305 (CC2).

Notions
circular needles or DPN US 2 (2.75 mm), circular needles or DPN US 2.5 (3.00 mm), scissors, stitch markers, tapestry needle

Techniques Used:
Long-tail cast on
Picot cuff
Peasant heel
Working in the round
Knitting and purling
Colorwork knitting
Increasing and decreasing
Kitchener stitch

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