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Labor Day has passed, which means fall is almost officially here, which means it’s time to break out the boots once again. What looks better poking over of the top of a pair of boots than some comfy knitted socks? These free patterns will show you how to knit socks of your very own! Whether you love the chunky knit look or prefer a more delicate design, these sock patterns are sure to keep you warm no matter the weather. I, for one, can always use a new pair of socks since mine have a habit of going missing somewhere between the dryer and the sock drawer.
Knitting socks is a fun and easy way to de-stress as the holiday season fast approaches, and a pair of handmade socks also makes a wonderful Christmas gift or stocking stuffer. Beginner or pro, you’re sure to find a knitting pattern you’ll love in this list!
How to Knit the Coziest Socks: 14 Free Patterns
Easy Toe-Up Socks – A basic sock pattern that’s perfect for beginners.
Pansy Path Sock Pattern – The cute striped pattern resembles a field of flowers around each sock.
Aquamarine Autopilot Socks – Bright and bubbly, this knitted sock pattern is super easy to customize.
Stash Buster Socks – Clear out your yarn stash with these colorful socks!
Gorgeous Ginkgo Socks – This lovely leaf pattern is perfect for fall.
Serendipity Socks – A pop of texture and some brightly-colored yarn make this sock pattern stand out.
Easy Peasy Socks – The title says it all! Make these knit socks in a snap with this free pattern.
Blueberry Waffle Socks – These bold socks are sure to make a statement, and they’re nice and thick, too.
Lazy Day Socks – Perfect to whip up on a dreary day in!
Lacy Toe-Up Socks – This easy pattern gets an upgrade with a delicate lace design.
Sweet Dreams Socks – Whether you wear them to bed or to work, you’ll love how soft these socks are.
Darling Lace Socks – You’ll love to show off this pretty lace pattern.
Cozy Slipper Socks – Curl up by the fire or with a good book in these comfy slipper socks!
Marvelous Mock Cable Socks – Get that cable knit effect without the effort.
What are you knitting for fall?
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question about socks, donations for yarn needed.
Would love to learn to crochet socks for my family but am scared to try.Any hints before I start? I can’t hold 5 needles, no do i know about yarn,hooks etc.i am a very slow knitter due to my hands and shoulders.Would love to knit more and learn to tAT, and do hardanger.
I am also a disabled teacher and mostly bed ridden due to a bad T-bone truck accident several years ago.So i joined several veteran volunteer groups/We crochet lapghans,afghans and walker carryalls for the WOUNDED soldiers. I also crochet for a group for disablred adults where my son lives ( he is austistic) the clients call us mom/dad as many have no family to visit.I crochet 35 stockings and 12 afghans for them last year. We try and go every 3 months and bring treats and birthday presents.I am behind this year as I used up most of my yarn so I made hanging dishtowels,cup cuzies, washcloths..For some it was the only gift they got during the holidays.since i do not get out shopping very often(.closest yarn is 45 miles from our rural place.If you have any scraps,leftover yarns(any weight/colors), hard to crochet when it is 105 out, any books or patterns you no longer want (CROCHET/COUNTED CROSS STITCH)I will take all donations.Sorry I wish I could help with postage but am on a very little income.Also enjoy count cross stitch.i am looking for patterns for NFL teams logos/colors ,rooster/chickens, a pattern for SUNFLOWERS by VanGogh (kansas flower) Nordic/scandanavian patterns., Have a new strepgrandson who wants an afghan or toys featuring ninja turtles.Also pen pals (no inmates) 61,love to read historical fiction flower in containers,herbs, Amish lifestyle.,cross stitch samplers.Just learning to do 28-32 ciunt and linen..Love to write letters to visit.I do not get on the copmputer very much.Am saving my bazaar money to hooefully buy a tablet some day. Does anyone know where i could fins the magazine by Australian quilters.needlework/embroiders? I found one in a thrift store and love it.also love and want to make each grandchild a handmade Christmas stocking in cross stitch fromStoney Creek Magazines back isssues.So i nee 9 different patterns.Have a sunny day.Take time to
daily!!Can’t wait to write and visit
.Kansas gal.
Love this list of sock patterns!!
Now if I could just find some that are knee-high socks — including shaping for calves and staying up but still not too tight just below knees or even over-the-knees.
For those of us in colder climes?
Thanks for the list!