Temple Square Socks Digital Knitting Pattern

*** This listing is for a digital pattern only. No finished socks are included.***

In the very center of Salt Lake City is the world-famous Temple Square. The Salt Lake Temple began construction in 1847 but wasn’t completed for 40 years. Everything in the city from street names and numbers, to the size of our city blocks, is designed around that center point. The beautiful spires of the temple are an iconic sight in the city landscape. This lacy sock is designed around the center point of the lace chart and the fold-over picot cuff echoes the spires in the skyline.

Sizing

This lacey sock pattern is originally being released with the 2026 Yarnbrary Holy Week Easter countdown box.

Materials and Gauge

Circumference: 7 (8, 9) inches unstretched
Leg length: 6 inches.
Foot length (heel to toe) 9 inches. This is easily adjusted for any length of foot.
Best fitting with .5” – 1” negative ease.
This pattern is for three sizes. It can be changed up or down further by adjusting needle size. Change of size will affect amount of yarn needed.
Size: S (M, L)


Yarn: 80-100 grams of fingering weight yarn. Sample shown made with 8 mini skeins, each measuring approximately 20 grams.
Needles: US size 1 needles (2.25 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. If working in magic loop, use needles with 32in/80cm or 40in/100 cm cable.
3 ring stitch markers.
Darning needle for weaving in ends.

Gauge: 9 stitches per inch/2.5 cm in stockinette..