This pattern is available in English.

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“Yotsuba” is Japanese and means four-leaf clover,
a symbol of happiness!
They’re cozy, a little bit loose ankle-warmers which can get you to relax.

This pattern is knitted bottom-up in the round,
constructed by colorwork, eyelet rib, and stockinette stitch.

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Worsted version - M-L size

Yarn
Worsted / MC: 81m(88 yd), CC: 21 m(22 yd)
Sample: WOOLFOLK FÅR, 100% Wool - Merino,
130 m(142 yd) / 50 g
Sample color: MC; 18, CC; 7

Needles
US 10(6.0 mm) & US 9(5.5 mm)
or JPN 13(6.0 mm) & JPN 11(5.4 mm),
Set of 4 DPNS
or 80 cm(32”) Circular needles (for magic loop method)

Gauge
18 sts × 22 rows in 10 cm(4”) in stockinette stitch

Finished measurements
Ankle circumference: 21 cm(8.2”),
Top of ankle-warmers: 26 cm(10.2”), Length: 17 cm(6.7”)

Tools
1 stitch marker

Bulky version - L-LL size

Yarn
Bulky / MC: 97 m(106 yd), CC: 18 m(20 yd)
Sample 2: Brooklyn Tweed Quarry, 100% Wool -
Targhee-Columbia, 183 m(200 yd) / 100 g
Sample color: MC; Citrine, CC; Lazulite

Needles
US 10(6.0 mm) & US 9(5.5 mm)
or JPN 13(6.0 mm) & JPN 11(5.4 mm),
Set of 4 DPNS
or 80 cm(32”) Circular needles (for magic loop method)
Note: You may use larger needles if you want to.

Gauge
15 sts × 18 rows in 10cm(4”) in stockinette stitch

Finished measurements
Ankle circumference: 25 cm(9.8”),
Top of ankle-warmers: 30 cm(11.8”), Length: 19 cm(7.5”)
I have provided the way to knit shorter version ＜Length: 17cm (6.7”)＞ in this pattern.

Tools
1 stitch marker

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Thank you so much, my dear all testers!
ojaoja, otoyan, jellysoul, hiiragi, hiromon, Reiko,
Chiara, Jayne, Patricia.