Double, double toil and trouble;
    Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
    Cool it with a baboon’s blood,
    Then the charm is firm and good.

Although I’m sure you want stitches that are “firm and good,” I don’t recommend blocking any socks with a baboon’s blood. If nothing else, you’d have PETA after you. However, these socks shouldn’t be too much toil or trouble. They are a bit mix-and-match as you can choose to work a complementary right and left sock, or two rights or two lefts for a matching pair. I hope you enjoy them!

Skill Level: Intermediate, due to sock construction, cables & lace
Materials: approx. 375-410 yds (340-375 m) of sock yarn. The socks pictured are a size L and used 400 yds of Abstract Super Sock in the colorway “Spinach.”
Needles: US1 (2.25mm) sock needles
Tools: Cable Needle, 2 stitch markers, tape measure, scissors, and tapestry needle for weaving in ends.
Sizing: Small (Medium, Large) socks measure 7(8,9) inches or 18(20.25, 23) cm in circumference, leg height, ankle depth, and foot length are all adjustable to fit and preference.
Gauge: 8 stitches and 12 rounds per inch (2.5cm) in stockinette stitch.

Abbreviations:
K=knit
P=purl
S1= slip a stitch
K2tog= Knit 2 together
P2tog= Purl 2 together
SSK= Slip, slip, knit
All other stitches are defined in the chart key