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This is a FREE pattern download!Designed by Kaylee Lockhart, these amazingly simple socks are named Basecamp not just because they are the perfect summer camping sock (though they definitely qualify), they are also the perfect jumping off point for learning how to knit socks. When it comes to socks there are many different techniques and styles and everyone you talk to will have their own opinion on which is the best. These socks are my favorite combination of elements: toe-up socks, with a short row heel, knit using magic loop on a long circular needle. This is just one of many combinations that are available though, so use this pattern as a base for learning how to make socks and then explore all the different elements and ways you can knit them! Size XX-Small (X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large)Materials 1 (1, 1, 1, 2, 2) Skein(s) Hue Loco Tweed Sock or other fingering weight sock yarn (Retrosaria Mondim, Tukuwool Fingering would work great).Tools US Size 0, 32” circular for magic loopGauge 36 sts per 4” in stockinette stitch OR 32 sts per 4” in stockinette stitch Download
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