Every Winter Crochet Socks

I’ve designed this sock when I was in my teens while we did not have any resources such as now, so I wanted to make a sock and started to crochet and frog many times till I got it finally done, it is very simple but, in that time, and age it was a big accomplishment for me and gave me a lot of complements, I hope you enjoy crocheting it.

You can find a pdf paid version of the pattern in ravelry for 3$ only

Materials

YarnArt Adore in colors 333-335 (you will need about 70g-90g)

3.5mm crochet hook

Notions: Scissor, Darning needle

Gauge

20 sts x 11 rows = 10cm

Size

S, M, L, XL

Finished Sizes

11cm x 23cm
11cm x 24cm
11.5cm x 25cm
11.5cm x 26cm

Abbreviations

ch: chain

dc: double crochet

fdc: front post dc

bdc: Back post dc

dec: decrease 2 sts together

dc3tog: decrease 3 sts together

dc5tog: decrease 5 sts together

inc: increase (2dc in same st)

sl: slip stitch

MR: magic ring

St: stitch

Sts: stitches

BBL: back back loop

Dcsp: dc space

Patterns Instructions

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Pattern worked in the round starting from the toes then worked flat to the heel, finishing with the cuff

You can find a pdf paid version of the pattern in ravelry for 3$ only

Toes – in color 333

For all sizes

Round 1: Start with MR, ch3, 9dc in ring, sl (10 sts)

Round 2: ch3, dc in first st, inc in each st, sl (20 sts)

Round 3: ch3, dc in first st, dc in next st, *inc, dc, repeat from * to the end, sl (30 sts)

Round 4: ch3, dc in first st, dc in 2 sts, *inc, dc in 2 sts, repeat from * to the end, sl (40 sts)

For sizes S, M

Round 5: ch3, dc in first st, dc in 19 sts, inc, dc in 19 sts, sl (42 sts)

For sizes L, XL

Round 5: ch3, dc in first st, dc in 9 sts, *inc, dc in 9 sts, repeat from * to the end, sl (44 sts)

 

Cut yarn and weave ends

Feet – in color 335

start from the beginning st and attach your yarn

Round 1: ch3, dc in each st around in the BBL, sl

Round 2: ch3, dc in every st around, sl

Repeat round 2 (7, 8, 9, 10) more times

Now continue working flat to create the cuff opening

Note: to avoid chain stitches from showing in the top of the socks, you can cut the yarn and start working in any st from the opposite side as shown in pictures

 

Row 1: ch3, dc in (36, 36, 38, 38) sts, leaving 6 sts out, turn

Row 2-6: ch3, dc in each sts to end

Heel – in color 333

Start from last sts in previous row

Row 1-2: ch3, dc in each sts to end

Row 3: ch3, dc in (10, 10, 11, 11) sts, (dec, dc) 4 times, dec, dc in (11, 11, 12, 12) sts

Row 4: ch3, dc in (7, 7, 8, 8) sts, (dec, dc) 2 times, dc3tog, (dc, dec) 2 times, dc in (8, 8, 9, 9) sts

Row 5: ch3, dc in (6, 6, 7, 7) sts, dec, dc, dc5tog, dc, dec, dc in (7, 7, 8, 8) sts

Cut yarn leaving about 15cm tail and sew sts together

Cuff – in color 335

Start from behind right above the heel

Round 1: ch3, dc in same dcsp, 2dc in next 10 dcsp, dc in the st just before the open 6 sts we left before (see in picture), dc in 6 sts, dc in the next st which is worked before (see in picture), 2dc in next 10 dcsp, in last dcsp work dc, dec in which the first part of the dec will be in the same space and second part will be in the space sewn, sl

Round 2: ch3, *fpdc, bpdc, repeat from * ending with fpdc, sl

Round 3 – 7: repeat round 2, cut yarn and weave all ends

Congratulations! now you have the warmest and easiest pair of socks you can wear every winter, maybe you will addict making it every winter like I do!!

you can find a video tutorial here