Array Socks

*Array Socks are an easy, everyday knit with a bit of texture to keep things interesting. Built on a simple 3×1 rib, they fit well and feel great to wear, with a dip stitch detail that looks special without adding complexity. Inspired by the long colourway changes in [Blue Brick Yarns][1] The stitch pattern is quick to memorize and works just as well in solid or variegated yarns, letting the yarn do its thing. Available in both top-down and toe-up, these are the kind of socks you can knit on autopilot and still end up with something that feels thoughtful and finished. * * Top down (cuff down) * Toe up * Photo tutorial on short rows for Toe Up sock * Video tutorial for DIP Array stitch. * Photo tutorial for DIP Array stitch. * Fully charted and written instructions for each size * Works great with variegated, striped, and solid sock yarn. **Size** ---- Small (medium, large). **Finished measurements** --------------------- Foot circumference: 7 (7.8, 8.5) inches/ 17.5 (19, 21.5) cm. Foot length: adjustable. Choose a size with approximately 1 inch/ 2.5 cm of negative ease in the foot circumference. **Materials** --------- Yarn: The Blue Brick Dyeworks - Killarney Sock/ Sasquatch Sock Twins. 80% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon. 2 x 200 yard skeins and 1 x 30 g contrast skein. “Caribbean Christmas” colourway. Recommend needle size: 1 set US #1 / 2.25 mm needles for knitting in the round. Notions: wool needle for grafting, stitch markers. **Gauge** ----- 32 sts/ 44 rows = 4 inches/ 10 cm in stockinette. **Pattern notes** ------------- Work from chart or written instructions according to your preference [1]: https://shop.thebluebrick.ca/