Slipzag

**Jan. 27, 2026 - Feb. 2, 2026 Buy more, save more! Buy 2 patterns, get 10% off with code BUY2GET10 Buy 3 patterns, get 15% off with code BUY3GET15 Buy 5 patterns, get 20% off with code BUY5GET20 Buy 8 or more patterns, get 25% off with code BUY8GET25** (Excludes: Tied Up in Cables) ----- I wanted to create a pattern that would look good not only in solid colors, but that could incorporate a multicolored or speckled yarn and still have the design be apparent. I am pleased to say that Slipzag is the result! Then I started playing with the idea of a pattern that could also work for sock sets. That’s when the partial Slipzag was born. If you have a sock set that has a strong contrasting mini, you can use that to knit the cuff and leg pattern on the partial Slipzag. If your sock set comes with two minis, you can use the second mini for the contrast toe. If you want the cuff/leg and toe to match, if you dig into your leftovers and find one that is about 25-30g, you’ll have plenty to do that. I also thought it would be fun to carry the pattern throughout the entire leg and foot, and that’s when the full Slipzag was created. This is great to use with two half skeins (about 50g each) that contrast well. ----- **Sizes:** S (M, L) to fit foot circumferences 7 (8, 9)” or about 18 (20, 23) cm **Yarn:** **Full Slipzag:** C1: 50g of fingering weight yarn C2: 50g of fingering weight yarn **Partial Slipzag:** C1: 30g of fingering weight yarn (if doing both the cuff/leg design plus contrast toe) C2: 50g of fingering weight yarn OR C1: 20g of fingering weight yarn (if only doing the cuff/leg design) C2: 50-60g of fingering weight yarn, depending on foot size **Needles:** US size 1 / 2.25mm **Notions:** Stitch markers, tapestry needle **Gauge:** 34 stitches and 45 rows to 4” (10cm) worked in stockinette stitch in the round, unblocked.