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ANACORTES SOCKS

The Anacortes Sock pattern is the newest in the Anacortes family, which includes the Pullover & Shawl companion patterns. This design features a deceptively simple 2x2 broken rib pattern that is divided by a simple 1x1 half-twisted rib panel on either side of the foot to draw the eye down the sock. This is an incredibly fun pattern that knits up so quickly as it has enough interest to keep you knitting without ever feeling too difficult to keep up with.

This pattern is available to purchase here and on Ravelry. For more information, click the link below!

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