Peyton Cuff Down Socks

One of my favorite patterns that I find myself knitting on repeat is the [Peyton Socks][1] knitted from the toe up to the ankle. Out on a whim, I decided to flip the construction and came up with a cuff down, mid-calf version. The 16-round pattern repeat is surprisingly easy to memorize, and a breeze to knit through. No wonder why I keep coming back to this pattern! ---------- **Techniques Used** cast on: German twisted bind off: Kitchener decreases: p2tog, k2tog, ssk heel: German short row increases: M1L, M1R Please click on the following link for video references on certain techniques used in this pattern: https://tinyurl.com/PeytonHelp ---------- **Finished Measurements and Yardage Requirements** • circumference: 8 (8.75) in | 20.25 (22.25) cm • length (from heel to cuff): customizable, about 7 in | 18 cm • yardage: typically less than 1 skein of 100g fingering weight yarn *This pattern has been tech edited and test knitted.* Post your work in progress and your finished socks on Instagram #peytonsocks @yellowcayenne [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/peyton-socks