Lots of dots socks
The dots on these super cheerful and summery ‘Lots of dots’ socks are knitted using the mosaic technique, which works based on slipped stitches. You knit with one color while alternately slipping and knitting stitches of another color. This creates color patterns in your knitting. It’s a very simple method of colorwork knitting and also super fun to do!
In these short socks, the mosaic stitches form cheerful accents on the top of the foot. The two-tone picot edge gives the socks something extra. On the bottom of the sock, the ‘picots’ return in the scalloped lines, which you also knit using slipped stitches. All in all, a cheerful and versatile summer sock that should not be missing from your collection of hand-knitted socks.

The pattern is available in 3 languages, each language has its own pdf.

For DPNs and magic loop
This cuff down sock pattern (with shadow wrap short row heel) is suitable for both knitting with DPNs and magic loop. The instructions for these different types of needles are clearly indicated in the text.

The pattern contains instructions for 4 width sizes:
S and M (60sts)
L (64 sts)
XL (68 sts)

combined with the following length sizes:
EU sizes 36-45
US sizes 4.5-13 (f)
UK sizes 3-10.5

The pattern includes a chart to help you easily determine your personal sock size.

Materials
This pattern is written for sock yarn with a gauge of 30 stitches X 42 rows. (fingering weight), If you use a light fingering sock yarn (with a gauge of 28x40) the socks will be a little biggeer.

I wish you lots of knitting fun!