New needles, new sock pattern! In this pattern and video tutorial, we run through the techniques used in toe-up socks using flexible double-pointed needles. These socks are sized for women and men, any shoe size, average foot width.
Sizes: Women and Men, average widths, any shoe size
Needles: Size 2.5mm or 2.75mm flexible double points. Using the larger needle size will give you a slightly wider sock.
Yarn: 100 grams of fingering weight yarn (also called sock yarn or 4ply yarn)
Additional Materials: tapestry needle for weaving ends, three ring stitch markers, clippie marker
Gauge: 8.5 stitches per inch, or fewer stitch per inch if you’d like a slightly wider sock
Pattern + video tutorial, $8 US. 
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Links to videos I reference in the video:
Slow-Motion Judy’s Magic Cast-On
Slow-Motion Make 1 Increase
My videos on flexible-double pointed needles:
1 FlexiFlips Overview
2 FlexiFlips Q&A
3 Options for Flexible Double-Points
If you are a new sock knitter, I recommend this pattern for your first pattern.
You can see a chart of all of my sock tutorials here.
The yarn used in my finished socks is from Turtlepurl yarns, colorway Sugar Plum Waltz.
The yarn used in my socks in-progress is Turtlepurl Yarns, colorway Tickled Pink.
The cape on the mannequin is Lost in a Dream Hooded Cape from Kraemer Yarns, pattern and video tutorial.
The DK weight yarn that I used for demonstration (not the weight of yarn used in the socks!) is Kraemer Yarns Perfection DK.
The red needle keeper (holding the needles of my socks in-progress) is from Della Q.
