The second sock pattern in our Sock of the Month “National Parks Series”!

Inspired by the majesty and serenity of Redwoods National Park in Northern California, these richly textured top-down socks are deceptively simple to knit. All that texture is the result of a simple six-stitch eyelet pattern as delicate as the foliage of the seedling Sequoia. Plus all of the patterning is on the leg of the sock while the foot is all smooth stockinette stitch.

Size: Women’s Small (Women’s Medium, Women’s Large)

Foot Circumferences: 7 ¼” (8”, 8 ¾”)

Gauge: 30st/4” in Stockinette Stitch

Needles: US 2 (2.75mm) Double Points or (2) US 2 (2.75mm) Circulars or needles to obtain gauge

Materials: Shown in Dream in Color’s Jilly (100% Wool: 437 yds/100g)

Yardage: Approximately 325 (350, 400) yards of Fingering Weight

Skill Level: Intermediate

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Thanks for viewing my pattern … Amy