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Garden View socks are a toe up sock pattern with an afterthought heel knitted in fingering weight yarn.

Create your own Garden View sock by following the pattern or by placing each motifs in a different order using one or many colours. Please remember if you choose to modify the original sock pattern, the amount of yarn specified under the Material Section will not be accurate.

The design chart is done with mosaic knitting so you will hold only one colour at a time and has a 2 stitch repeat. Please try to maintain the gauge. I recommend knitting with two contrast colours one sock at a time to manage yarn balls.

This Sock pattern is written for a Magic Loop Style Knitting. Your stitches will be divided evenly on to two needles of one long circular needle. N1 will be the needle for the front sock and N2 will be for the back of the sock. However you can easily adapt the pattern for DPNs needles by dividing stitches from N1 to two needles and N2 to another two. I knitted the cuff and foot on 9 inch circulars so work with what work for you the best.

The pattern is knitted for 4 sizes (foot circumferences) but you can easily adjust it to yours.

Size: 1, 2 (3, 4)
approx foot circumference
8, 9 (10, 11.5) inch
20, 23 (26, 29.5) cm
48, 56 (64, 72) sts

Gauge:
32 sts x 40 rnds = 4 inch / 10 cm in Stockinette (8 sts per inch) with US 1 - 2.25 mm circular needles or needles to obtain the gauge

Materials:
• Needles: US 1 - 2.25 mm circular needles for magic loop
style 32 inch (80 cm) or needle size to obtain the gauge

• Yarn: Fingering - Main Colour (45 g) - Mary Maxim Simply Socks 100g 459 yds (420m) 75% sw wool, 25% nylon, colour 001 (grey) - Toes & Heels (20 g)- colour 002 (burgundy)

Contrast Colour (20 g) - Seawall Fibres - Quartz Sock - 100g 460 yds (420m), 75% sw merino, 25% nylon, colour Speckled Flame Tourmaline

• Notions: Two progress keepers for each sock to mark the sides of the heel and a Tapestry Needle