Using this pattern, you can make a pair of very simple socks in any of the three available sizes for adults. The pattern includes instructions for adjusting the number of rounds to the foot length. The socks are knitted from the cuff down. First, you knit the ribbing, then the top of the sock. Instead of a traditional heel flap, these socks have a peasant heel, which is worked after the sock is finished.
You can use either circular needles or double-pointed needles.
Please note that this pattern describes making socks using the Magic Loop method, where 1st needle refers to the front needle, the one closer to you, and the 2nd needle is the back needle, further away from you.

SIZE
1 (2) 3

MEASUREMENTS

• foot circumference: 21 (22.5) 24 cm 8 (9) 9.5’’
• length: adjustable

GAUGE
26 sts x 37 rows = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4” on 2.5 mm US 1.5 needles in a helix pattern, after blocking.

NEEDLES
2.5mm US 1.5ize to get pattern gauge) in your preferred format of sock needles: either 5 DPNs, long (80-100 cm 32-40”) circulars for Magic Loop or short (~25 cm 9”) circulars, etc.

YARN
MC: 100 g Sulo Lankava (75 % wool, 25 % polyamide 100 g / 400 m 437 yds).
CC: 100 g Sulo Lankava (75 % wool, 25 % polyamide 100 g / 400 m 437 yds).

The sample was knit out of 2 balls of Sulo Lankava (75 % wool, 25 % polyamide 100 g / 400 m 437 yds) in 454 (MC) i 452 (CC).

NOTIONS
1 marker, tapestry needle, scissors, tape measure, scrap yarn for heel, sock blockers (optional).

In case you are not familiar with some of the techniques additional videos on my channel will help you to understand the instructions - click here.

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