My Choice Socks - Knitting Pattern Only

DESCRIPTION
The My Choice Socks were inspired by the overturning of Roe vs. Wade. All profits will go to an abortion fund in need. These socks are knit cuff down using a heel flap and gusset heel including a slipped-stitch pattern for thickness and durability. The pattern uses stranded color work to achieve the women’s rights symbol on both sides of the sock leg with an accent color for the cuff and toe.

This pattern has four sizes available (Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large & Adult X-Large).

SKILLS
This includes an Intermediate level knitting pattern. The techniques involved are knit, purl, slipped stitches, p2tog, & ssk. The leg portion contains stranded color work and carrying floats over several stitches. There are photos and video links to help throughout the pattern. All Frosia Knits patterns are written in standard US terms.

YARN
1 skein of your Main Color and 1 mini skein of each of your Contrasting Colors of fingering weight/sock yarn. You will need less than one 100g skein of your MC, less than one 20g skein of your CC1 (about 60- 70 yds) and and less than one 20g skein of your CC2 (about 50-60 yds) to complete two socks. The sample was knit using The Yarn Addict’s Fresh Fingering yarn in Thai Basil (80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon), Treehouse Knit’s Sequoia Sock in Coco’s Bows (80% SW Merino Wool, 20% Nylon) and Explorer Knits Denali Sock in Velvet (80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon).

GAUGE
36 sts + 50 rounds over 4x4”(10x10cm) in stockinette, knit in the round, unblocked

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COPYRIGHT
All photos and instructions in this pattern are the property of Frosia Knits. Do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You can sell the items you make from this pattern by crediting Elise Ljiko from Frosia Knits, linking to my Etsy site, and using your own photos.