The Monday Sunday socks are designed for everyday use. They have a classic cable pattern, but with a little twist. I wanted to create a pair of socks that take you from Monday to Sunday, and go with everything you wear and everything you do during the week. They are chic and delicate enough for the office, work nicely with boots and are still perfectly cozy for lounging on the sofa with a good book!

The Monday Sunday socks are knitted from the cuff down towards the toes. They are started with an optional tubular cast on which provides a stretchy edge to the cuff. The heel flaps are knitted with a reinforced stitch pattern for durability and the heels are round French heels. Instructions are given for modifying the gusset for a more generous fit.

Size
1 (2)
The difference in fit is achieved by changing the gauge, see below. Shown in size 1.
Circumference 20 (22) cm / 8 (8.5) inches, to be worn with slight negative ease
Length adjustable

Yarn
For size 1:
275-300 m / 300-330 yards of fingering weight sock yarn such as Regia Premium Merino Yak (58% merino wool, 28 % polyamide and 14% yak, 400 m / 437 yards per 100g), shown in colorway 7511 Pebble

For size 2:
275-300 m / 300-330 yards of heavy fingering or sport weight sock yarn such as Tukuwool Sock (80% Finnish wool, 20% nylon; 160 m / 175 yards per 50 g)

Needles
2.5 mm / US 1.5 DPNs or circular needles with a cable suitable for small circumference knitting
Always choose the needle size that gets you the right gauge.
Note: if you are using mini-circulars, you might want to use DPNs or Magic Loop for the Tubular Cast On.

Gauge
For size 1:
32 sts and 38 rounds = 10 cm / 4 inches of Stockinette stitch, in the round after blocking.

For size 2:
29 sts and 36 rounds = 10 cm / 4 inches of Stockinette stitch, in the round after blocking.

Note: If you can’t match the gauge both across the stitches and across the rounds, choose the needle size that gets you closer to the gauge across the stitches.

Notions
3 stitch markers
cable needle
waste yarn for the Tubular Cast On
sewing needle
blocking tools (sock blockers)