Shenandoah Socks
Shenandoah uses a slip stitch pattern on the foot and leg. Slip stitch is an easy colorwork technique, because you’re only using one color per row. Shenandoah is essentially a toe up sock, but isn’t knit in the round between the toe and heel.
by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily Skein.
Find the free socks pattern here: link
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