This is a pretty top-down cabled and lace sock design that is suitable for advanced (or adventurous) beginners and experienced knitters alike.

The pattern is charted only (with the exception of the cuff, heels and toes)

The cables tend to pull in a bit so the socks might be a bit tight through the ankle - take this into consideration when planning what size to knit.

The pattern is written for magic loop but can easily be done using double point needles - just adjust your stitches accordingly.

Materials:
Yarn: Fingering weight yarn (100 grams)

Needles and Notions:
• 2.25mm (US size 1) circular needle or size necessary to achieve gauge.
• Cable needle (if desired and you do not do cables without a cable needle)
• Tapestry (darning) needle
• Stitch markers (if desired)

Gauge:
8 stitches and 11 rows per inch knit (stockinette) in the round

Finished Size:
Small (64 stitches) and large (72 stitches)