Come Together Sock Pattern

If knitting were music, the stitches would be the keys, and the repeats would be the time signature. If knitting were music, a simple two-by-two rib could be translated into the Key of C (no sharps or flats, just natural notes), in 2/2 time, (or cut time). Changing just a few stitches (the notes) to cables or lace (sharps or flats) the entire musical world is at your knitting fingertips. Tonight the band is playing covers of 60’s soft rock songs, while twisted stitches travel across your knitting, then  “Come Together” in the middle of your sock.

Sizes:            8 (9, 10) inch [20 (22.5, 25) cm] circumference sock, length adjustable.
 

Yarn:            Knit Picks Stroll Fingering, 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon,
                    231 yds [211 m] /50 g [1.76 oz] ; 2 balls
Needles:       Size US 1 (2.25 mm): double points or circular needles for working in the round.
 

Gauge :         32 sts and 36 rows = 4” [10 cm] in St st after wet blocking.
 

Notions:       Stitch marker(s), cable needle, large eyed tapestry needle.
Ÿ  This pattern is worked in the round from the top down.

Ÿ  Both charted and line by line written instructions are provided.

Ÿ  The instructions are written for three sizes, as S (M, L).  When only one number is shown it applies to all three sizes.

Ÿ  Any heel or toe can be used, if you have a favorite use it!

Ÿ  To work from charts print pages 3 to 5, to work from written instructions print pages 6-9.