This is a modification of the classic granny hexi stocking, in which I make the corners a bit rounder, giving it a smoother finish.

To complete this project, you will need to know how to:

Start a project in the round
Work a granny cluster
Do a single crochet
Do a half double crochet
Do a double crochet
Join
Chain
Slip stitch
Finish off
Weave in ends
Difficulty level: Beginner – pattern uses chain (ch), single crochet (sc), half double crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc), slip stitch (sl st), and working in the round (rnd). Stitch count is included at the end of the line for each round.

Finished size:

The sizes below are for superfine/fingering/4-ply cotton. They will vary according to the thickness of the yarn you choose.

Small: about 12.5 cm / 5 in long at longest point; 9.5 cm / 3.75 in from heel to toe.

Medium: about 15 cm / 6 in long at longest point; 11 cm / 4.25 in from heel to toe.

Large: about 20.5 cm / 8 in long at longest point; 15 cm / 6 in from heel to toe.

Materials:

Yarn of your choice. I used Hobbii Rainbow 8/4 Glitter, which is a fingering weight. If you use the same weight of yarn you will need:

Small: 10 g/.35 oz, roughly 32 m/ 35 yds
Medium: 13 g/.46 oz, roughly 42 m/ 45 yds
Large: 25 g/.90 oz, roughly 80 m/ 87 yds

Crochet hook appropriate in size for the yarn you choose. In my case, I used a 3.5mm hook.

Yarn needle for sewing in ends

Gauge: Gauge is only important if you aim for the exact measurements that I include above. If so, gauge is: 10 x 10 cm (4in x 4in) = 27 sts x 38 rows