Socks may be my favorite project to make: they make me happy, I can finish them within a short(ish) time frame, and they virtually always fit right (don’t ask me about my first pairs, not big enough to put my foot through them!). 
I sometimes must remind myself there are other projects and designs waiting for me to work on, and that I should pace how much time I spend knitting socks… What can I say, they truly are comfort knitting, aren’t they? 
The other thing I really love about knitting socks is that they allow me to work with very special yarn: unique skeins that may be too small for other projects, but definitely big enough to wrap around my two happy feet. 
The yarn I used has a lot of beautiful shades blended in a balanced mix of greens, gold and pinks, which inspired the name of this design: Flora.
 
SIZES 
S (M, L). To fit a foot circumference of approx. 7 (8½ , 10)“ 17.5 (21, 22.5) cm). 
Shown in size M.
 
MATERIALS 
Yarn: 1 skeins of Sock Lite by Olann (80% Superwash Merino / 20% Nylon; 464y (425m) /100g) or approx. 280 (300, 340) yards 255 (275, 310) m of Sock Weight yarn. The sample was made using colorway Field. 
Red sample was made using Sock by Suburban Stitcher in colorway Red Hot. 
Needles: US 1 (2.25mm) dpns or long circular needles for magic loop. 
Other notions: Stitch marker, tapestry needle.
 
GAUGE 
34 sts and 42 rounds to 4” (10 cm) in Stockinette St on US 1 (2.25) needles.