The Endelaus Socks are the final installment in Skeindeer’s Matchy-matchy accessory club. Staying true to the name of the club, the sock pattern employs the Endelaus chart, derived from the Norwegian village of Selbu. The socks are worked cuff-down, in the round, with a heel-flap and gusset.

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Yarn
Sandnes Sisu (75% wool and 25% nylon, 175 m / 191 yds, 50g).
Main colour (mc): 150 m /165 yds.
Contrast colour (cc): 230 m / 250 yds.

Or any fingering-weight wool-nylon blend with 20-25% nylon and 175-200 m / 190-220 yds per 50 g. E.g.: Opal 4ply, Regia 4ply or West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4ply.

Gauge
34 sts x 46 (36) rnds = 10 cm / 4” in stockinette (stranded colourwork).

Sizes
Sock circumference: (19, 21, 24) cm / (7, 8, 9)”.

Notions
2 stitch markers

Needles
Gauge-size needles for working short circumference in the round and flat. You might need two different sizes to be sure you knit both stockinette and colourwork at the same gauge.

Construction
The socks are worked cuff-down in the round with adjustable lengths for the colourwork leg and foot.

The heel-flap and turn are worked flat. Then resume to work in the round by picking up stitches on each side of the heel flap, and decrease for the heel gusset. Finish by decreasing for the toe.