Aqueduct Socks are designed for Magic Loop, with DPN instructions at the end for the bits that need special DPN instructionizing. :)

The architectural detail of the arch is formed by the stacks of increases and decreases, with the columns of stitches defining the shape.

The 10-stitch pattern repeats across 10 rounds, with purl stitches at the start and end of every 3 repeats. I’ve included both written instructions and a chart for the pattern.

Make these larger by adding additional purl stitches between pattern repeats, and smaller by removing purl stitches between the repeats.

These super easy cuff-down socks can easily be changed into toe-up by starting out with your favorite toe-up method, and working backwards up to the cuff to end with a stretchy bind-off.

04/27/2014. Oops! The written instructions ignore rounds 9 and 10. The .pdf includes the correction. This just goes to show even when a test knitter mentions something, you will inevitably upload the wrong version anyway. O.o

05.03.2014. The sample socks won second prize in the commercial yarns sock category at Maryland Sheep and Wool!