I'm a US women's 8.5, but have very low pinky toes and an index toe longer than
my big toe. Which is all to say I have pointy ass feet that might even be
considered wide, and so I knit a left and right sock with assymetrical toe
boxes. I almost always have this on my needles.

Techniques:

* Turkish cast-on
* 2x2 rib
* Sewn bind-off

Materials:

* A heavier/tighter sock blend. I like either JaggerSpun Mousam Falls Sock or
  Cascade Yarns Heritage.
  => https://www.jaggerspunyarn.com/spun-yarns/sock-yarn/
  => https://www.cascadeyarns.com/product/heritage

* 2.25 mm needles. I love and actually prefer double-pointed needles, but keep
  losing them, so am now resigned to fixed circulars.


# Instructions

Setup (both socks)

1. Cast on 32 sts using the Turkish-cast on.
2. Knit two rounds plain.

Right toe box

1. Rnd 1: k1, m1L, k to 1 st before EOR, m1R, k1. (2 sts increased)
2. Rnd 2: k all sts.
3. Rnd 3: k1, m1L, k to 1 st before halfway point, m1R, k2, m1L, k to 1 st before
EOR, m1R, k1. (4 sts increased)
4. Rnd 4: k all sts.
5. Repeat rounds 1-4 five more times for a total of 68 sts.

Left toe box

1. Rnd 1: k to 1 st before halfway point, m1R, k2, m1L, k to EOR. (2 sts
increased).
2. Rnd 2: k all sts.
3. Rnd 3: k1, m1L, k to 1 st before halfway point, m1R, k2, m1L, k to 1 st 
before EOR, m1R, k1. (4 sts increased)
4. Rnd 4: k all sts.
5. Repeat rounds 1-4 five more times for a total of 68 sts.

[k2, p2] until sock measures 18 cm, then continue onto gusset.