Sassenach: A knitting pattern by Dana Gervais (English Edition)
Inspired by the book and television series, Outlander, this sock is designed to be a mix of both masculine and feminine while also being modern and distinctly argyle. Worked cuff down, this fun sock pattern uses cables and lace to create a contemporary argyle pattern down the front of the leg and on the top of the foot. The heel features an eye of partridge heel flap and half handkerchief heel. The sock ends with a wedge toe that is grafted closed with Kitchener stitch.

Instructions are included for 4 circumferences and foot length is customizable. The stitch pattern is both written and charted, and instructions are needle-neutral so you can use your preferred method of working small circumference in the round.

NEEDLES
2.25mm/ US 1 or size needed to obtain gauge in preferred style for working in the round

NOTIONS
•Stitch markers (2)
•Cable needle (optional)
•Tapestry needle

GAUGE
8 sts / 12 Rounds = 1 inch / 2.5 centimetres in stockinette stitch measured after blocking

SKILLS
• Knit
• Purl
• Increases
• Decreases
• Cables
• Short rows
• Working in the round
• Kitchener stitch

SIZES
Pattern instructions are given for:
• narrow width (7 inch/ 17.75 centimetre)
• medium width (8 inch/ 20 centimetre)
• wide width (9 inch/ 23 centi-metre)
• extra wide width (10 inch/ 25 centimetre)

Foot length is customizable.