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Knit up in just a two row repeat this sock looks more complicated than it actually is! It is made up of different slipped stitches which create a thicker fabric than your usual 4ply/fingering weight socks! Includes a photo tutorial so you know exactly what you’re doing!

Materials
● 2.75 mm (US Size 2) DPNs or a 2.75 mm circular needle of at least 80cm in length.
● 100g fingering/sock yarn. The yarn I used for the sample was:
Woolly Goodness gold sparkle self striping in colourway “Rocking Robin” (400 meters per 100g skein,
contains 75% SW merino, and 20% Nylon, 5% gold coloured stellina) I used the sock set which includes
20g of pink yarn for cuffs and toes.
● 3 Stitch Markers
● Scissors
● Measuring tape or sock ruler
● Tapestry Needle

Pattern Notes (Please read before you begin):
★ This is a cuff-down sock pattern
★ The pattern is split into two referring to the first 24 (28, 32, 36) stitches as the “front” of the leg or the
“instep” of the foot and the second 24 (28, 32, 36) stitches as the “back” of the leg or the “sole” of the
foot.