Quotidiano Socks - Knitting Pattern Only

DESCRIPTION
The Quotidiano Socks were inspired by my desire to make a pair of socks that I would want to slip on everyday. These socks are knit cuff down using a heel flap and gusset heel including a slipped-stitch pattern for thickness and durability. The pattern uses knit and purl stitches and two colors of sock yarn to create a simple but aesthetically pleasing design that you can dress down or make a focal point of your outfit of the day.

This pattern has six sizes available (Baby, Kid, Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large & Adult X-Large). A size for every family member!

SKILLS
This includes an advanced beginner level knitting pattern. The techniques involved are knit, purl, slipped stitches, p2tog, k2tog, m1 & ssk. There are step by step instructions for each part of the sock knitting process. All Frosia Knits patterns are written in standard US terms.

YARN
1 skein of your Main Color and 1 skein of your Contrasting Color of fingering weight/sock yarn. You will need about 40-245 yds (55-224 m) in your MC and 16 - 96 yds (15-88 m) in your CC. The samples were knit using Malabrigo Sock yarn in Rayon Vert (100% Superwash Merino Wool) and The Yarn Addict’s Fresh Fingering yarn in Jalapeño, Thai Basil, Star Anise and Pho (80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon). You can easily substitute any similar sock/fingering weight yarn, just make sure to check your gauge.

GAUGE
136 sts + 50 rounds over 4x4”(10x10cm) in stockinette, knit in the round
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COPYRIGHT
All photos and instructions in this pattern are the property of Frosia Knits. Do not publish or share this pattern as your own. You can sell the items you make from this pattern by crediting Elise Ljiko from Frosia Knits, linking to my Etsy site, and using your own photos.