Each spring we look forward to seeing what will grow first in our gardens. Will it be the wild strawberries, or maybe the daffodils in March? If you look closely into the mess of weeds that inevitably grow first, you may find the first flowers of spring starting to grow, whispering about what they saw over the winter.
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Pattern Information

These socks start at the toes. A german short row heel is used and the sock is finished with a twisted rib cuff to match the final cable design. Charts can be found towards the end of the document. Each size has its own unique look while sharing the main cable design. Flowers are embroidered on with a tapestry needle after the sock is completed. Instructions for flower embroidery can be found at the end of the document.

Finished Foot Circumference
6.5 (7.5) 8.5 in / 16.5 (19) 21.6 cm

Gauge
2.5mm (US #1.5) 9-inch circular needles
Or size needed to obtain gauge.

Main cable section in Chart B1 leg repeat and Chart B2 are about 3.6 in / 9.1 cm long and 3.25 in / 8.2 cm wide. (About 10.5 rows and 8.5 sts per 1 in / 2.5 cm)

Yarn
Fingering weight sock yarn:

Main Color: 150 (225) 340 yd / 137 (205) 311 m
Accent color 5 yards / 4.5 m

Notions
Tapestry needle
Stitch markers
Scissors
Flat, straight sock block

Techniques
Cables without a cable needle – two and four stitch cables.
Simple embroidery techniques
Figure 8 cast on
Icelandic Bind off

This pattern has been tech edited and tested.

My patterns are for advanced beginners and up. You should have a basic understanding of increases, decreases and other basic stitches and techniques such as grafting and casting on.
Tutorial links will be provided to certain techniques.