Socks

Keep your toes warm with these cozy knitting patterns for socks and slippers. Find easy knitting patterns for scrap yarn slippers and shaped tube socks to knit.

Carmine Lace Socks

By , from the The Sock Knitting Patterns Collection issue

The Carmine Lace Socks combine delicate lacework with cozy warmth, making them the perfect elegant addition to your sock collection. Although the intricate lace pattern might seem complex, it’s surprisingly easy to knit! Worked from the top down, the lace pattern flows gracefully down the sock leg to the toe, creating a beautiful and airy design. The twisted 1/1 ribbed cuff highlights the intricate texture of the lace while ensuring a snug fit. Whether worn as a statement piece or a luxurious treat for your feet, these socks are a must-have for any knitter looking for both beauty and comfort.

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Soft Weekend Cashmere Blend Socks

By , from the December 2020 issue

Indulge in ultimate comfort and sophistication with the Soft Weekend Cashmere Blend Socks. These knee-high socks feature delicate openwork cables, gracefully separated by refined twist-stitch columns for a timeless, elegant look. Designed with a unique turned toe and knit from the toe up, this pattern ensures a customizable fit—simply try them on as you go for the perfect length. Crafted in a sumptuous alpaca, silk, and cashmere blend, these socks offer unparalleled softness, warmth, and a touch of luxury. Whether you’re lounging at home or dressing up for a chilly day, these cozy yet dressy socks will be your new favorite indulgence.

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Prickly Pear Socks

By , from the April 2019 issue

Simple and interesting, the Prickly Pear Socks have a variety of design features that keep the knitter on their “toes.” Worked from the top down, they start with a ribbed cuff, two-color slipped stitch design transitions and so much more!

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Deep Sea Striped Socks

By , from the The Blue & Yellow Knitting Collection issue

These socks are worked top down with a heel flap and gusset decreases. Instead of an evenly repeating stripe pattern, the contrast color is used with varying distance, giving thicker and thinner stripes of main color. Using garter sts in the vertical pattern panel along the front make an extra striping effect for the color changes.

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