CrochetMenScarvesHatsGlovesSweatersCardigansSocksOther clothingWomenScarvesHatsGlovesShawls and cover upSweatersCardigansSocksSlippersBagsOther clothingChildrenScarvesHatsGlovesSweatersCardigansSocksSlippersOther clothingHomeBlankets and plaidsRugsHome decorationsPetsSchemesKnittingOther hand-madeChat
Very fast socks from the odds of yarn
Hello!
My name is Julia. My granny taught me knitting and crochetting and since that I always make something.
She made a fluffy plaid and there was some yarn left, she gave it to me and I decided to make socks from it. So here is the result.
What do you think of them? Do you need the description how I made them?
pattern please
Here is the pattern I used:
I used crochet hook H 8 mm (but you can also take 5 mm)
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge7 sts x 4 rows in dc = 2” square
Finished Size9 1/2 inches
Notes: The ch-2 in the beginning of the round will not count as a stitch. To finish a round, sl st to the first STITCH of the round to join, not the ch-2. This creates a ‘seamless’ join.
When working in rows, not rounds, dc in the space between the ch 2 and the first dc to finish row.
Round 1: 10 dc in the first chain, sl st to the first stitch to join. (10 sts).
Round 2: Ch 2, 2 dc in each st, sl st to the first stitch to join. (20 sts).
Round 3: Ch 2, * dc 3, 2 dc in next st, repeat from * around, sl st to the first st to join. (25 sts).
Rounds 4-11: Ch 2, dc in each st, sl st to the first st to join.
Row 12: Ch 2, dc 18. (18 sts).
Rows 13-15: Ch 2, turn; dc in each st. (18 sts).
Row 16: Ch 2, turn; dc 5, dc dec 4 times, dc 5. (14 sts).
Row 17: Ch 2, turn; dc 3, dc dec 4 times, dc 3. (10 sts).
Row 18: Turn; sl st to Row 17’s 1st st.
Round 19: Ch 2, use the ends of rows as stitches, 2 dc in each end of dc sts 6 times (12 sts), dc 7 across top of foot, 2 dc in each end of dc sts 6 times (12 sts), sl st to the first st to join. (31 sts).
Round 20: Ch 1, * sk 2 sts, 5 dc in next st, sk 2 sts, sl st in next st, repeat from * to end. Sl st to ch 1 to join.
Fasten off, leaving a long tail. Use long tail and yarn needle to sew heel together.
Thanks for the pattern!!! 😘
Hope, your mom will love them
ty
yes, I would love this sock pattern!
Yes please
yes please, my husband wants several pairs...
Please share your pattern I have lots of scrap yarn! Thank you
can you send me the pattern please.
From Julia,
crochet hook H 8 mm (but you can also take 5 mm)
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge7 sts x 4 rows in dc = 2” square
Finished Size9 1/2 inches
Notes: The ch-2 in the beginning of the round will not count as a stitch. To finish a round, sl st to the first STITCH of the round to join, not the ch-2. This creates a ‘seamless’ join.
When working in rows, not rounds, dc in the space between the ch 2 and the first dc to finish row.
Round 1: 10 dc in the first chain, sl st to the first stitch to join. (10 sts).
Round 2: Ch 2, 2 dc in each st, sl st to the first stitch to join. (20 sts).
Round 3: Ch 2, * dc 3, 2 dc in next st, repeat from * around, sl st to the first st to join. (25 sts).
Rounds 4-11: Ch 2, dc in each st, sl st to the first st to join.
Row 12: Ch 2, dc 18. (18 sts).
Rows 13-15: Ch 2, turn; dc in each st. (18 sts).
Row 16: Ch 2, turn; dc 5, dc dec 4 times, dc 5. (14 sts).
Row 17: Ch 2, turn; dc 3, dc dec 4 times, dc 3. (10 sts).
Row 18: Turn; sl st to Row 17’s 1st st.
Round 19: Ch 2, use the ends of rows as stitches, 2 dc in each end of dc sts 6 times (12 sts), dc 7 across top of foot, 2 dc in each end of dc sts 6 times (12 sts), sl st to the first st to join. (31 sts).
Round 20: Ch 1, * sk 2 sts, 5 dc in next st, sk 2 sts, sl st in next st, repeat from * to end. Sl st to ch 1 to join.
Fasten off, leaving a long tail. Use long tail and yarn needle to sew heel together.
I would love to have the directions for your Granny’s socks.
Thanks,
Sue