Making a pair of crochet sock patterns can be the beginning of a great adventure. The feeling of discovery and accomplishment that comes with making your first patterned, fitted pair is an experience everyone should have. It’s not hard—if you know to start with a good pattern, follow the instructions step-by-step the first time, and keep notes when you need to refer back to something. Making these crochet sock patterns is a lot of fun. And you never know. They might turn out so cute that you want to start making more and more of them! We've included links to different kinds of patterns and information about how to make your own, so get started and let us know if you have any questions along the way.
Crochet Socks
Crochet socks are a fun and effective way to make a gorgeous accessory. If you're a bit intimidated by the idea of knitting socks, consider trying your hand at crocheting them. Chances are, once you've made a few pairs, you'll find that you love how rewarding they are, and will sprinkle them throughout your year. It's a great way to stay cozy and add some extra cheer to your day. To crochet a sock, you'll need to understand the basic concepts and techniques of crocheting socks before you get started. Once you've mastered the stitches and techniques required for this, you will be able to make a wide variety of shoes and accessories for others, as well as for yourself.
Country Cottage Socks
The Country Cottage Socks will be a hit with everyone. They’re quick, easy, fun to make, and a perfect gift for the upcoming holidays. The colors are gorgeous, and there’s a size for everyone in the family. The directions are very clear and easy to follow.
I am looking forward to making more of these wonderful socks this winter.
If you’re looking for great socks to keep your family’s feet warm and cozy at home, these Country Cottage Socks will do the job. You can make as many pairs as you need in a family size or two. Or if you’re a woman who likes to gift friends and family with handknit socks, these patterns will be a hit. Everyone loves a pair of warm, comfy socks.
Summit Slipper Socks
For the boot slipper, choose a yarn that has a tight twist and which is strong enough to stand up to hard-wearing. The crochet hook should be small enough to make a neat but firm fabric. The size of the hook will depend upon the weight of the gauge and the type of yarn used. Use the size required for sport or baby size knitting.
The result is a thick, warm slipper with a furry cuff—more than appropriate for the cold winter months ahead. This pattern includes instructions for making a pair in three different sizes, and also includes guidelines for making more slipper socks of your own.
Wooly slipper socks
These boot socks are incredibly warm, cozy, and soft. They’re fairly stretchy and fit most adults. If you are having trouble with the instructions I would encourage you to try out a stitch tutorial on YouTube and/or Ravelry. Also, if possible, I would recommend physically visiting a yarn shop to acquire the supplies rather than ordering them online.
This pattern is great for beginners who have mastered the knit stitch. The squishy and stretchy texture as well as the long length make this a very appealing project for colder months, or for people with larger feet (who have difficulty finding warm socks).
Comfy Alien Socks
These socks are soft, wiggly, and will fit so snug in your shoes. They come in men’s and women’s sizes and have options for people with a wider foot. If you want to get the most out of this pattern, you will need to purchase a recommendation hook and yarn. These cuddly little aliens are about to become your new favorite pair of socks for cozy days at home. Bonus: unlike many amigurumi creatures, you can actually wear them and show them off to your friends and family.
Satisfaction Socks
These socks are worked with the basic crochet stitches of single crochet, slip stitch, and chain. The difficulty level is on the lower end of intermediate because the main stitch used in this pattern is basic single crochet, along with a small number of slip stitches and chains. While there may be different ways to achieve the same results, this pattern remains clear and easy to follow.
Step On Socks
If you're looking for a simple sock pattern with instructions that are easy to follow, then this pattern is for you. The instructions are straightforward, and clear. It's also a good pattern if you want a shorter sock than most patterns offer, as you can easily adjust the height of the sock. If I were going to mention one negative thing about this pattern, it would be that the work is not really suitable for beginners unless you feel confident in using the half-double crochet stitch, but since it's both a written pattern and has photos, it's not hard at all to crochet and if you have done any sort of crochet, then it should be fine.
Toe-Tally Easy Socks
Overall, this pattern is easy enough for beginners but offers plenty of design options to keep intermediate and advanced crocheters happy as well. The combination of a basic rectangle shape for the top of the sock and an afterthought heel (which keeps the foot part attached to the cuff during construction) means that finishing is kept to a minimum. As such, you should be able to complete this project in one evening (or over a long lunch break).
Double crochet is a fantastic stitch for beginners looking to take their skills up a level or two. The Linked Double Crochet stitch is a perfect stitch for toe-up, charted socks. If that isn’t enough, it’s also quite easy to make and memorize, so they make great practice socks! But that’s really the best part. When you’re using this simple design, you can practice your stitches without too much worry. Sure, it’s harder than just practicing single crochet, but it’s not “too hard.” That frees you up to learn something new without stress!
Herringbone Socks
Crafting a pair of these fun and unique Herringbone Socks is a quick, weekend project that’s just as fun to make as they are to wear! The Herringbone stitch gives the finished fabric a marled, striped appearance and makes for a stretchy sock that’s cozy, comfortable and casual. Make some for the whole family, or just for your own feet—after all, we certainly can’t get enough of fresh patterns in eye-catching designs!
Kitty Cuff Socks
Here is a pattern for a basic pair of socks. Make them whimsical or functional. You are the designer so you get to choose! If you want them for a child under eight, use the smaller hook. For adults, you might want to consider using an N hook. Of course, these socks can be made with any yarn of your choice and with or without flannel pads. This pattern is written in a way that allows you, the designer, to add whatever personality and flare you like. You can make these whimsical or functional. If you are going to wear them outside where they might get cold in the winter, why not make them cozy with flannel pads.
Slip Stitch Cuff Crochet Socks
Slip Stitch Cuff Crochet Socks are a simple and purled sock, with a cuff too, knit from the cuff-down. The body uses a simple 4-stitch repeat of a simple yet striking slip stitch. The slip stitch pattern repeat is both written out and charted. These Slip Stitch Cuff Socks have a simple texture pattern that is easy to memorize and a great way to practice making slip stitches. The sock features a traditionally turned heel and basic sock shaping.
Crocheted with soft, durable, and elastic yarn, these socks are meant to be worn around the house or under your favorite boots. Also makes for a great gift. Directions for an elasticized top are included. These socks are specially designed for the cold weather. They are quick to make and with a few sizes, you’ll have no problem getting the perfect fit.
Homebody Slipper Socks
These cozy crochet slippers are just what you need to get through chilly days and nights. My pattern is easily customized for any foot size and includes instructions to modify the length of the slippers if you'd like. They're quick and easy enough even for the novice crocheter. Make a pair for yourself or as a gift with these free crochet instructions.
These cozy crochet slippers are the perfect shoes to throw on after a long day running errands, going to meetings, or playing with the kids. They are super easy to make and require only one main stitch to keep the pattern simple and the cost low! These slippers will keep your feet warm and comfy for an evening at home.
Cupid Socks
When the temperature is low and your toes are freezing, the last thing you want to be thinking about is your shoes. Keep your toes cozy with these adorable cupid socks, featuring an offset cuff for an easy fit. Crochet fabric stretches more in length than width. If you have a wider foot and smaller shoe size you can work the larger size to the small foot length. If you have a narrow foot and a larger shoe size you can work the smaller size to the larger foot length.
Simple Slipper Socks
Crochet is a great hobby for both you and your children, but it can be hard to find projects that are quick to complete. That’s why we decided to make a pattern for crochet slipper socks, which won’t take long at all. These slippers seem like they should be complex, but they are actually easy to make.
It should be easy for you to find the time to make a quick, cozy gift for your whole family. These crochet slipper socks were designed to be simple enough that even beginners can make them. Traditionally, they take hours to finish; however, these socks are completed in under an hour
Basic Socks
If you love making socks but are looking for that perfect pattern to start with, then this is the perfect project for you! This basic sock pattern is worked up in worsted weight yarn and uses single crochet stitches. These are a great plain socks that any crocheter will love to wear in their everyday life. They are easy to crochet and turn out beautifully every time! This basic sock pattern is perfect for a beginner crocheter because it uses only single crochet. The finished project turns out very professional looking and with a little practice these turn out very quickly!
Snowball Slipper Socks
Create a pair of this fun Snowball Slippers for yourself or to give away as a gift this holiday season. They are perfect for family members and friends who will appreciate a thoughtful handmade gift. Make a pair for your best friend. Make a pair for each of your siblings. When you make these shoes, you’ll be reminded how lucky you are to have such amazing people in your life.
Dragonfly Yoga Socks
The Dragonfly Yoga Socks are a fun, unique, and beautiful addition to your workout regimen. Represent the progress you’ve made with this pair of socks that helps you manage your day. So, the Dragonfly Yoga Socks are a way for you to represent the change in your life. These Dragonfly Yoga Socks can be a part of your practice to help you manage your day. They may also make you look cool and fashionable as well! Let’s get started!
Lilly Socks
Many adults suffer from cold feet - but very few of us would dream of sending our child out with cold feet. Whether it's a chilly family walk to school or an energetic game of tag and fun in the snow, Lilly Socks are made with perfect sport, in the right gauge, and the perfect fit for your young ones. The soft merino wool blend of perfection sport makes these an easy, comfy and practical pair while coloring gives them a touch of flair. Practice your skills on this mouth-watering project.
Squishy Socks
If you’re searching for a pattern that’s easy but still results in an impressive design, then this pattern is the one for you. This is a simple pattern that uses a few materials so that you can easily finish it. You’ll want to make sure that some of your friends have seen it and enjoyed it whenever you get asked what your favorite pair of socks are.
If you need an easy pattern that you can finish quickly, then these socks are the perfect project for you. They’re a great gift because they can be personalized and loved forever. And made out of the softest material possible, this is a pattern that you’ll want to make all the time.
Le Becque Socks
Le Becq Socks is a fitted women’s sock pattern that will fit a variety of foot shapes and sizes and gives you a comfortable and flexible fit--plus a finished look you’ll love. Everyone says socks are hard to make, but it’s not true. There are some great sock patterns out there that don’t require you to knit one sock at a time and give you a fabulous finished result every time. One of these patterns is Le Becq Socks. If you’re looking for a great beginner sock pattern, then this is the pattern for you!
Cotton Candy Slipper Socks
If you’re a fan of cozy sweaters and hot chocolate, you’ll love our new striped slippers. They’re easy to make and super cute, so once you find the perfect yarn for your own pair, you’ll want to keep these in your closet for life. Fresh out of the oven, these cute stripey slippers are waiting to make you smile. Curl up with a warm cup of tea, grab a bad movie and relax. Whenever you feel like it's time to unwind, pull your super-soft slippers out of the closet and feel great all over.
