unripe nanners, a sock pattern.
This is loosely based off of Wendy Knits' Nanners pattern, but more comfortable to knit because I don't like YOs after a k2tog.

Make your favorite toe to 66 stitches. I did this on two circs of 33 per needle, size 0s. On the top needle repeat the stitch pattern:

1. Purl-(YO-k5-k2tog-purl)4
2. Purl- (k7- purl)4
3. Purl-(k1-YO-k4-k2tog-purl)4
4. Purl- (k7- purl)4
5. Purl-(k2-YO-k3-k2tog-purl)4
6. Purl- (k7- purl)4
7. Purl-(k3-YO-k2-k2tog-purl)4
8. Purl- (k7- purl)4
9. Purl-(k4-YO-k1-k2tog-purl)4
10. Purl- (k7- purl)4
11. Purl-(k5-YO-k2tog-purl)4
12. Purl- (k7- purl)4

When you get to something like 3.5 inches from the heel, (6 inches on my foot), add your gusset by m1 on the second stitch and the next to last stitch of every other row to increase about 12-16 stitches, whatever your foot might need- I went with 12. Do your favorite heel. I did a short row. Then decreased stitches like I increased them, continuing to work the stitch pattern on the other needle. When you finally have 33 stitches on both needles, continue wherever you are on the pattern all the way around. It’s prettier if you can start at the beginning of the set, but I never bothered worrying about it. It’s just as effective jumping in the middle.

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