I had a dream I was wearing these spiral socks, and that they were lovely to knit and even more wonderful to wear. (I’m not a crazy person, I don’t normally dream about socks.) Named after my friend Eunice, these socks are sunny, fun, and a little bit odd.
While I could have charted this pattern or written it out row by row, it’s much easier to knit this sock if you “read” your knitting rather than follow a chart. Directions are provided with pictures, but I promise you it’s easier than it looks. By providing instructions for reading your knitting, it’s much easier to customize your sock to your liking and to adjust sizes.
These socks are NOT mirror images of each other. I hate working left twist stitches :)
If you would like a pattern where the socks are mirror images of each other, please look at Down the Rabbit-Hole by Kimberly Pieper.
Pattern Information
Gauge
32 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches in stockinette
Yardage
300 - 450 yards Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)
Yarns
Araucania Ranco Solid (Fingering) dkKnits technicolor smoosh toes (Fingering)
Needles
US 1 - 2.25 mm
Sizes
Fits US women's 7-9 shoe size
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