Updated 11/15/14 to add Ravelry download.

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Summary Toe-up, worked inside-out, sole-flap (instead of heel-flap), crochet edging, five or more double-pointed needles.

From Rebecca A's Pattern Introduction This sock is knit from the toe-up using the Eiffel Tower eyelet stitch pattern. The sock is worked inside out. When finished, you can turn the sock inside out to show the Eiffel Tower pattern on a reverse stockinette (purl) background. Or, if you prefer, you can wear the sock as knit with the stockinette side showing.…[but] you won't see the Eiffel Towers, however, the pattern will resemble raindrops running down the window of your hotel on the Champs-Élysées.

The  stitch pattern is adopted from one of the Barbara Walker stitch pattern books. The actual stitch pattern is knit on a reverse stockinette background, but I don't like purling much, so I converted it to a stockinette pattern, then when done, I turned the sock inside out to show the pattern.…

<p> Notes This pattern was originally published in the February-March 2007 pattern exclusive for the Six Sox Knitalong.

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