These cuff-down socks use a combination of basic cables to add a bit of texture to this wonderful yarn, giving the colors an opportunity to speak for themselves in these quick-moving socks.

Socks can be worked two-at-a-time if desired and incorporate a heel flap and turned heel.

I hope you’ll take a moment to visit my other patterns using more fabulous yarn by the good folks at Done Roving.

Herefordshire Hat - using Silky Ewe (DK)
Vosges Mittens and Fingerless Mitts - using Gussied Up (DK)
Winter’s Tale Lace Shawl - using Lace it Up (Lace)
Rila Socks - using Frolicking Feet (Fingering)

Pattern is named after the Rila Monastery in Rila, Bulgaria, shown in the pictures.

If you like this pattern, check out my other patterns named after a Bulgarian Monastery, Bachkovo and Samokov!