Scroll to the bottom of the page for the link to the free pattern.

These socks were inspired by Isaiah 52:7 which says, “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, “Your God reigns!” (NIV).

I aspire to be a woman who has beautiful feet, a life of purpose and walk in step with God’s will for my life. Am I perfect? Oh, no! But I am forgiven and free.

Supplies
Main Needle: Size 1 Addi Flexiflips or size 1 circular needle (32” or preferred length). Note you may need to size up (or down) to meet the gauge.
Additional needle: 1-2 sizes down from the main needle size
Tapestry needle
Stitch maker for BOR.
Fingering weight yarn (250-390 yards.)

Pattern Notes

1. This pattern is written for magic loop or Addi Flexiflips. All of your front’s stitches and all of your back stitches will be evenly divided between two needles.
2. This pattern is designed for a snug and perfect fit. Foot landmarks are used to determine how long certain sections should be, so be prepared to try on your project as you knit.
3. This pattern is written in two sizes standard and (wide). Length accommodations are made within the pattern for different length feet. If you are a woman and your foot is not extra wide, I recommend using the standard pattern.
4. The same pattern is used for both the right and left sock.
5. Gauge: 30 stitches and 44 rows = 4 inches in stockinette

Abbreviations
BN -- Bottom needle
BOR -- Beginning of round
ds -- Double stitch (aka: German Shortrow Stitch)
k – Knit
kyotbl -- Knit the yarn over through the back loop
mds -- Make double stitch (aka: German Shortrow Stitch)
p -- Purl
p2tog -- Purl 2 together
rds -- Resolve double stitch (aka: German Shortrow Stitch) by knitting or purling together both “legs” of the stitch and treating it as a single stitch. The pattern will tell you if the rds should be a knit or purl.
sl -- Slip
sl1wyib -- slip 1 with yarn in back
TN -- Top needle
yo -- yarn over