Stripes and Spots Socks

These socks combine a few of my favourite things about sock knitting. They are fun and fancy yet simple enough to not be stressful or require too much concentration. They combine lots of colours in interesting ways. And possibly most importantly of all, they are siblings but not twins. I love a mismatched pair of socks that add a bit of whimsy to my outfit. Socks are not meant to be taken too seriously – they are meant to brighten your day, and these socks do just that! **Sizes** Adult 1 (2, 3) **Finished measurements** Leg and foot circumference (unstretched): 7.5 (8, 9) inches/19 (20, 22.5) cm (stretches comfortably up to about 11 (12, 13) inches/27.5 (30, 32.5) cm). Leg and foot lengths vary depending on knitter's preference. **Yarn** Tanis Fiber Arts TFA Sock (80% superwash Merino/20% nylon; 260 yards (238 m) per 4 ounce (113 g) skein), approximately 300 (360, 420) yards/275 (330, 385) m fingering weight yarn in 5 colours (sample uses the following): * C1: Divan; 60 (72, 84) yards/55 (66, 77) m * C2: Chris Grey; 60 (72, 84) yards/55 (66, 77) m * C3: Cloak; 60 (72, 84) yards/55 (66, 77) m *C4: Robin’s Egg; 60 (72, 84) yards/55 (66, 77) m * C5: Charcoal; 60 (72, 84) yards/55 (66, 77) m **Gauge** 32 stitches and 46 rounds to 4 inches (10 cm) over stockinette stitch worked in the round