A striped sock in scrap-ball/scrap-skein yarn (or one of the self-striped yarns listed above), with contrast heel and twisted-rib cuff. The stripes are partially blended into one another with slip stitches. The foot and leg lengths are adjustable. The pattern includes full written instructions for a toe-up and a cuff-down version.

This pattern can be used for Frankensocks (socks made from leftover yarns) if you make a scrap-skein with your yarn leftovers. Instructions for this are in the pattern.

Requirements

• Yarn: 100g of 4ply sock yarn with clear stripes of at least 3 rows OR make a scrap-ball or scrap-skein from up to 100g of scrap 4ply sock yarn as described in the pattern. If making a scrap-ball, save 5g of yarn for contrasting heel.
• Needles: Metric: 2.5 or 2.75mm. UK and Canadian: size 12 or 13. US: size 1 or 2
• Stitch marker, row counter, stitch holders

This is a fully-written pattern, including a stitch pattern chart.