“Sazanka” is Japanese and means Camelia sasanqua.

This pattern is knitted top-down in the round, constructed by colorwork, eyelet rib, a little bit cable, and rib stitch.

Standard version
Yarn: Worsted weight,
MC: 28 g / 72 m (79 yds), CC: 8 g / 18 m (20 yds)

Sample: Brooklyn Tweed Shelter, 100% Wool – Targhee-Columbia, 128 m (140 yd) / 50 g
MC: Meteorite, CC: Camper

Needles: US 9 (5.5 mm) & US 8 (4.5 mm) or JPN11 (5.4 mm) & JPN7 (4.5 mm),
Set of 4 DPNS or 80 cm (32”) Circular needles (for magic loop method)

Gauge: 16 sts×23 rows in 10 cm (4”) in stockinette stitch

Finished measurements:
Ankle circumference; 21 cm (8.25”),
Top of ankle-warmers; 26 cm (10.25”),
Length; 16 cm (6.25”)

Tools: 1 stitch marker, Cable needle, Tapestry needle

Option -Larger version with bulky weight yarn-
Note: You may use larger needles if you want to.

Yarn: Bulky
MC: 42 g / 77 m (85 yds), CC: 12 g / 22 m (24 yds)

Sample 2: Brooklyn Tweed Quarry, 100% Wool - Targhee-Columbia, 183 m (200 yd) / 100 g,
MC: Slate, CC: Garnet

Needles: US 10 (6.0 mm) & US 9 (5.5 mm) or JPN13 (6.0 mm) & JPN11 (5.4 mm),
Set of 4 DPNS or 80 cm (32”) Circular needles (for magic loop method)

Gauge: 15 sts×18 row in 10 cm (4”) in stockinette stitch

Finished measurements:
Ankle circumference; 25cm (9.8”),
Top of ankle-warmers; 30 cm (11.8”),
Length; 16 cm (6.3”)

Tools: 1 stitch marker

Instagram tag: #sazanka_anklewarmer

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