Hidden Pi Socks - knitting pattern

The Hidden Pi Socks are inspired by Pi and they are not only perfect for math nerds! The asymmetrical lace pattern is a beautiful and classic pattern and a very fun knit.

The socks are worked in rounds from cuff to toe. The pattern is written for the magic-loop method, but of course you can also use DPNs. The Hidden Pi-pattern, which is worked after finishing the cuff, is inspired by Pi.

• knit
• purl
• knit 2 stitches together
• slip slip knit ("ssk")
• yarn over
• purl through the back loop
• read knitting charts
• heel flap
• kitchener stitch

Size Guide:
measured around the ball of your foot

• Size S: 18 cm (7”)
• Size M: 20 cm (8”)
• Size L: 22 cm (9”)

Yarn:
1 skein sock yarn by To All The Yarns 400 m / 100 g (437 yds / 3,53 oz) or any other fingering weight sock yarn
optional: some scraps for a contrasting cuff / heel / toes / stripe

Gauge:
30 stitches / 41 rows over 10 cm x 10 cm of stockinette stitch

Materials:
2,5 mm circular needles (40 cm – Magic-Loop), tapestry needle, stitch marker