These socks are knit two at a time, toe-up, with a simple broken rib texture (alternating stockinette stitch and rib rows). These socks are a bit more complicated than plain vanilla socks but remain fun and satisfying.

There are instructions to knit these socks with some contrasting stripes, but they look just as great without them!

This pattern includes written instructions along with some photo references. These socks are great for anyone who is looking to learn a few new sock techniques!

Size Guide

S(M,L) sizes, 7”(8”,9”) circumference, 56(64,72) stitches.

Gauge

32 stitches x 44 rows = 10 cm x 10cm in the broken rib texture.

Materials

• 100g/one skein of fingering weight yarn (I used Ancient Arts Socknado, Fingering, 100g/385yds), divided into two equal balls
• 20g of fingering weight yarn (optional for stripes), divided into two equal balls
• US 1 circular needles (80cm cable), or needles to meet gauge
• Scissors
• Extra needle (optional, just in case!)
• 2 stitch markers

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