Have you ever wondered how to crochet socks? I know it looks intimidating but it isn’t really that hard. Have you crocheted a hat before? Well then you already know how to work in the round! I’m confident that if you can make a hat then you can absolutely make a super cute pair of crochet socks. Sometimes socks are worked from the cuff down and sometimes they are worked from the toe up. I recommend a toe up pattern if this is your first time. You can try the sock on as you go to ensure that it’s going to fit! Check out all these great free crochet patterns and see which one strikes your fancy.
1.Pom Pom Slipper Socks
Designer: Stitch 11
Pom poms make everything more fun including these fun crochet slipper socks. I love the two color design with the contrasting cuff. This design is worked in single crochet stitches from the toe up with a short row heel.
2. Color Pop Socks
Designer: Busting Stitches
I’ve always been a fan of brightly colored socks. Knowing that you have on super rad crochet socks with pops of color is a sure way to make you smile. You’ll be working the pattern from the toe up and using pretty double crochet shells for the main part.
3. Home All Day Slipper Socks
Designer: Fiber Flux Blog
Quarantine in style with these fabulous Home All Day Slipper Socks. Mismatching socks are another one of my favorites. This pattern uses a single cake of yarn to make 2 socks from the toe up. Just let the color changes fall where they may!
4. Felici Crochet Socks
Designer: Briana K Designs
Self striping yarn is a magical shortcut to beautifully striped socks with way less ends to weave in. This design is perfect for beginners – it only uses single crochet stitches. The pattern walks you through every step from the toe of the sock on up.
5. Watson Waffle Crochet Socks
Designer: Lakeside Loops
Who knew the waffle stitch would make such stunningly beautiful socks?? The waffle stitch is a favorite for blankets because it’s thick, squishy and warm. Wait! That’s perfect for socks! What a clever designer.
6. Basic Crochet Socks
Designer: Hooked on Homemade Happiness
A pretty variegated yarn ensures these single crochet socks look anything but basic. I love that this design is worked in continuous rounds so there’s no unsightly seam. This pattern is also really fitted so your socks won’t slip!
7. Walking on Clouds
Designer: Stitches n Scraps
Treat your toes to a little piece of heaven with these pretty and squishy Walking on Clouds socks. You’ll essentially be making a tube and leaving two holes – one for the toe and one for the socks. Then you’ll go back and work those – unless you want yoga socks!
8. Rialto Socks
Designer: HanJan Crochet
Challenge yourself to make these stunning Rialto Socks and you’ll be richly rewarded with the results! You get to pick a really yummy sock yarn and learn a pretty lacy cable stitch. It’s a win win! So why don’t you treat yourself?
9. Snowball Slipper Socks
Designer: Left in Knots
Yay for more mismatched socks! It really takes the stress out of the mornings when I wake up late for work. These beautiful Snowball Slipper Socks are worked from the toe up. The fun texture you see is thanks to alternating single and double crochet stitches.
10. Little Christmas Socks
Designer: Le monde de Sucrette
Start small with a miniature and colorful sock perfect for hanging on the Christmas tree or stringing together for a baby bunting. Go wild with the color choices and try to use up all those leftover bits of yarn you have laying around.
11. Snuggly Crochet Slipper Socks
Designer: Make and Do Crew
If small hooks hurt your hand and you just don’t have time to fiddle around with fingering weight yarn, why not make a lovely squishy pair of socks with super bulky yarn? These socks are sure to work up swiftly and be extra thick and warm too!
12. Caron Chunky Cakes Slouchy Slipper Socks
Designer: Repeat Crafter Me
Here’s another fabulous free crochet pattern that uses chunky yarn! Rainbow slipper socks are tons of fun with colorful cake yarn. Just make sure to start each sock off at the same color so the color changes match up.
13. Candy Corn Socks
Designer: Crystalized Designs
Halloween may just be one day out of the year but candy corn tastes good all year long. Trick or treat your feet with these sweet candy-inspired socks. This design is worked from the toe up and using single, half double and double crochet stitches.
14. Two-Tone Crochet Baby Socks
Designer: Croby Patterns
Don’t forget baby! Little feet get cold easily and there’s always room for another pair of two-tone crochet baby socks in the drawer. Make a few for your own little one or wrap them up to make the perfect baby shower gift.
15. Lazy Daisy Socks
Designer: The Lavender Chair
Lounge around in super cute Lazy Daisy Socks this weekend. The lace design is so delicate and pretty. This design is worked from the toe up. Just leave a hole for the heel and then come back to it at the end.
Do a happy dance! Your toes are in for a real treat with any of these amazing free crochet sock patterns. Which ones interested you the most? Did we miss any of your favorite go-to crochet sock patterns? Let us know in the comments below!
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