117 free Socks knitting patterns

  • Shenandoah Socks

    Shenandoah uses a slip stitch pattern on the foot and leg. Slip stitch is an easy colorwork technique, because you’re only using one color per row. Shenandoah is essentially a toe up sock, but isn’t knit in the round between the toe and heel. by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily Skein. Find the free socks…

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  • Socks, circa 2008

    Sock pattern inspired by the history of knitting designed by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily Skein. Find the free socks pattern here: link

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  • Danube Socks

    I’m not going to say that these socks are easy. But they were a lot easier than I expected. If you’ve done cables and you’ve made a sock before, you can do these socks! The center cable is complex, but the side cables pretty much take care of themselves. by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily…

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  • Crystalline Socks

    I know that the stitch pattern I used is named “quilted stockinette,” but the pattern really reminds me of a crystal structure instead. by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily Skein. The Crystalline Socks combine a subtle “quilted” slip‑stitch fabric with elegant side cables, creating a balance of texture and structure. The main slip‑stitch pattern produces…

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  • Cable and Seed Sock

    Toe up pattern with a short row heel. The pattern can be worked cuff down with a different heel without it affecting the pattern. by Knotty Art. Find the free cabled sock pattern here: link

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  • Branching Off

    This one was fun to create and knit! It was an easy pattern to memorize and I loved how long they ended up. That’s the main reason I love toe up socks…I just keep knitting until they are as tall as the yardage allows! I need to weave some elastic into the cuff so they…

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  • Skywalker Socks

    They’re worked toe-up using short-row heels and toes, with a modified stitch pattern. They have ribbed instep shaping for a good fit and arch support. by Jill Mongato. Find this free sock pattern here: link

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