Boyland

Boyland Socks, originally published in Laine Magazine’s ‘52 Weeks of Socks’, are a fun, cozy socks featuring color work, contrasting heels and toes, and my favorite, bobbles! My sample is knit in [The Farmer's Daughter Fibers Soka'pii][1], a wonderfully rustic fingering weight singles. You can use any fingering weight yarn that you like, as long as you are able to meet gauge. :smile: **SIZES** 
1 (2) **FINISHED MEASUREMENTS** Foot/Leg Circumference: 8 (9)” / 20 (22.5) cm. Leg Length from cuff to start of heel: 5.75” / 14.5 cm. Note: Foot length can be adjusted easily for custom fit. **MATERIALS** Yarn: Sokap’ii by The Farmer’s Daughter Fibers (100% Wyoming and Montana Rambouillet, 248 yds / 227 m – 50 g). 1 skein of each colourway: Elk Antler (beige) as C1, Evergreen (dark green) as C2, Naamoo (purple) as C3. Or 250 (320) yds / 230 (294) m of fingering weight yarn (C1 200 (230) yds / 183 (211) m, C2 30 (50) yds / 28 (46) m, C3 20 (40) yds / 19 (37) m). Needles: US 1.5 / 2.5 mm at least 32” / 80 cm long circular needles for magic loop method or DPNs if preferred. Or size to obtain gauge. Notions: Stitch markers, tapestry needle. **GAUGE** 32 sts x 48 rnds to 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch and colourwork, after blocking. [1]: https://thefarmersdaughterfibers.com/sokapii