No one wants their feet to get cold. Especially before the cold winter weather really sets in, you may have thought about crocheting socks. In this post, you’ll find a list of our favorite 10 free crochet sock patterns to help you get started. You can choose one for a loved one or for yourself and get started right away.
Basic Crochet Socks Pattern
Are you ready to learn how to create your very own cute crocheted socks? This Basic Crochet Socks Pattern uses worsted weight yarn and are all single crochet! Whether you’re a total beginner or experienced crocheter, this pattern and video tutorial will provide you with all the tips and tricks you need to make your very first pair of crocheted socks.
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via www.hookedonhomemadehappiness.com
Caron Chunky Cakes Slouchy Slipper Socks
The self-striping yarn perfectly created the color blocks in these socks. When I was done with the first sock, I landed right back on the orange color again and the color sequence started over which allowed me to create two matching socks. You can purchase the yarn directly from Michaels retail stores or from Michaels.com.
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via www.repeatcrafterme.com
Country Cottage Socks Crochet Pattern
Keep your feet warm and cozy with these Country Cottage Socks! These crochet socks include 8 sizes ranging from newborn to adult large so you can make a pair for anyone and everyone! They feature a beautiful texture and are perfect for lounging around in, like cabin socks!
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via theturtletrunk.com
Easy Crochet Slipper Socks You’ll Want To Live In!
A cozy pair of crochet slipper socks is a must-have for the cool months. They’re fun to make and work up quickly, making them perfect for gifting or treating yourself. You can follow the free pattern right here, or grab an ad-free, printable PDF from my shop. I also have a video tutorial you can crochet along with!
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via bhookedcrochet.com
Spiral Socks
This spiral sock is worked with two colours from the middle of the heel in an increasing spiral. After that we work the leg and the foot. Most of the sock is worked in double crochet (dc) or linked double crochet (ldc). It is best to get familiar with those stitches before trying them on this sock.
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via Katharina Lerch, www.ravelry.com
Herringbone Socks: Free Crochet Pattern in FIVE Sizes
Calling all sock lovers! I have a brand NEW free crochet pattern for Herringbone Socks to share with you today! ♥ Available in five sizes from Women’s 5 to Men’s 13, whip a pair up for all of your favorite people.
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via hearthookhome.com
Stomping Dinosaurs Socks
Meet Stomping Dinosaurs socks. Calf section has a dinosaur motif (there’s two to choose from because socks are more fun as siblings and not twins) and the rest of the sock features texture that look a bit like scales. The pattern is very easy easy to remember so it knits up fast.
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via Crocheted by Bogusia, www.ravelry.com
Romy Crochet Socks | Slippers Pattern
Romy socks are crocheted in once. Starting from the top down, first the ankle, then the heel, the foot and finally the tip. They are accessible to beginners who have already made a garment or accessory and to the more advenced crocheters. I inserted photos (tutorial) to help you.
Romy socks are available in two sizes US: 5-7 and 7.5-9. On the photos I wear a size 8.
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via www.fibreandfolk.com
Step On – Free Crochet Sock Pattern
They are worked from the toe up, mostly with single crochet (UK double crochet) using a short row heel.
Socks should be worked with negative ease (i.e should be smaller than your foot so that they stretch to fit). I will give you an idea throughout the pattern where you can adjust them and where you might like to try them on to check the fit.
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via doradoes.co.uk
Ember – Back Loop Double Crochet Socks
Pattern is written using UK terminology, with US conversions given in brackets in the abbreviation list. Small size is shown outside the brackets, medium and large sizes are shown within brackets.
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via Anna Nikipirowicz, www.ravelry.com