Oblique Socks

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You're not going to get much sharper chevrons in sock form that this baby! And it's PERFECT for self-striping or slow colour-change yarns like Noro.

An oblique angle, according to the Oxford Dictionary, is an angle that is not a right angle or a multiple of a right angle. An Oblique sock, according to RedScot’s Dictionary of Made-Up Words (OUP 2018), is a very simple pattern that creates a sock with angles that are not right angles or multiples of right angles. Or if they have, it’s purely by accident.

This is a simple, four-corner cuff down, heel-flap, star-toed sock with some sharp chevrons, written especially for fingering yarns that are self-striping or colour-changing.