This pattern is 50% through the month of May to celebrate the release of my newest Sock Pattern, I’d Rather Dot. No code needed!

The Third Coast socks were born out of my love for this simple cable stitch. Normally I’m not a huge fan of cables but this stitch is rhythmic and FUN! The sock is worked from the top down, a few fun stripes are added to really let the stitch shine. Heels are simple flaps that fit like a charm. The stitch pattern creates a dense sock that is very comfortable to wear. I hope you enjoy knitting this as much as I have!

If you love working this stitch as much as I do, check out my Third Coast Cardigan, Pullover and Cowl using the same stitch!

Materials:

MC: 1 skein of Emma’s Yarn Practically Perfect sock or 300 yards fingering weight yarn
CC: 1 Emma’s Yarn Practically Perfect Sock Small or 60 yards fingering weight yarn

Shown in:
MC: Love & Leche CC: Securrrity

US 1.5 (2.50mm) for your preferred method of knitting in
the round, or size required for gauge.

Note-This pattern will not work for two at a time sock knitting.
Cable needle (optional) Darning needle

Stitch markers

Gauge
10 sts per 1 inch in 1x1 rib, unblocked
8 stitches per inch in cable pattern, unblocked

Sizes
child (sm/med adult, lg adult)
Measurements/ circumference: 7 (8 , 9) inches
For correct sizing measure around the ball of your foot and knit the size that is 1/2 to 1 inch smaller than your actual measurement. To customize the pattern cast on in multiples of 4.

Skill level/ techniques
Intermediate/Adventurous beginner
working in the round cables