Oh how I love a ripple, and this pattern gives you double the ripple love, or quadruple if you count each sock for 2 pairs!

This is a quick and fun project to crochet.

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*** Update - Feb 24 ***

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This is a pattern for a long stole, gently increasing outward. It’s an easy pattern to do and is adaptable to any weight of yarn. To get the gentle shaping, you will be increasing one stitch at each end on each row (two stitches increased on each row). What you do between those increases is up to you, but I’ve written out a pattern for eyelets ...

-- All proceeds I receive from this pattern will be donated to Doctor’s Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières. --

-- All proceeds I receive from this pattern will be donated to Doctor’s Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières. --

-- All proceeds I receive from this pattern will be donated to Doctor’s Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières. --

I wrote this pattern describing all the steps, but most people have their preferred way of doing socks and probably all you need is the 10-row, 10-stitch pattern. This is the basic way I like to knit socks, changing up the pattern for the leg and foot.

This pattern uses one skein of worsted weight Knit Picks Chroma or approx. 200 yards of a similar weight yarn.