One of three bonus patterns exclusively in my Full Moon Socks ebook.

Less rare than a Blue Moon, we get to enjoy Super Moons 3 to 4 times a year. These moons appear larger and brighter because they are at their closest to Earth and appear largest as they rise just above the horizon. I love this sock design so much! I dreamt of it all year as I worked on the other sock patterns, looking forward to using up the leftover bits of yarn. There are endless color combos and you can choose your stripe widths too. I will be making more of these to use up those Exmoor scraps!

Finished size
Medium (Large) 8”/20 cm (8 ½”/22 cm) circumference after blocking

Yarn
John Arbon Textiles Exmoor Sock 4 ply
60% Exmoor Blueface Superwash 20% Corriedale Superwash 10% Zwartbles 10% Nylon
50 grams 200 meters per skein (218 yards)
Main Color: 2 (2) skeins or 275 (320) yards or 230 (280) meters of fingering weight
Samples shown use three Contrast Colors: Approx. 55 (75) yards or 50 (70) meters each color of fingering weight
Shown in Drizzle (MC) and Blooth, Fuzzpig, and Bibble Bug in size Medium
Yarn usage will vary depending on length of leg and foot.

Gauge
36 stitches over 4” (10 cm) in Stockinette, blocked

Needles
US 1 (2.25 mm) or size to obtain gauge, double pointed, set of 5

Notions
Two unique stitch markers
Cable needle (5” double pointed US 1/2.25 mm sock needles work great)
Tapestry needle