Do you know where I can get pattern books for hand knitting socks?

Do you know where I can get pattern books for hand knitting socks Asked by newbie627152 59 months ago Similar questions: pattern books hand knitting socks Arts > Sewing, Craft & Hobby.

Similar questions: pattern books hand knitting socks.

This page has links to many patterns My prize is finding this knitter's site: lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso... . Warning, If you want to print the pattern, use landscape page layout. Www.sockknitters.Com/PATTERNS/infant Judy's Infant Socks: A cute little sock for babies done in a fine fingering weight yarn.

My favorite free pattern on the net is the holey sock by eleanor gallo-hendrikx. I knit this socks back in '98 I think. For a free pattern it was a fine sock, and I am thinking about knitting it again.

I did it in a crepe dk, and the sock was beautiful. woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy favorite free online sock pattern is: knittingnow.com/patterns/KN_Free.asp It works up as good, top-down heavy-duty sock that's great to wear with galoshes or work boots. The instructions are clear, and easy to follow.

wollverkauf.de/Anleitungen/Anleitung_II/... is of course all in German, but I AM German so this is the obvious thing! It is a basic instruction for knitting socks and it explains the short-row heel very nicely and with a lot of pics. I learnt from this site how to get rid of the holes in short-rowing.

Here's my favorite ... a great pattern for beginning socknitters who areready to try something more adventurous than ribbed or stockinette cuffs. Itlooks classy, knits up quickly and keeps the knitter's interest. Features ashort-row heel with line-by-line instructions for those new to thetechnique.

http://members.citynet.net/cloudninedesign/pages/comfysock.htmlI'm not much of a sock knitter (I have trouble completing thesecond sock), but I like the idea of using only 2 needles. This URL isfor a free pattern on 2 needles AND it's toe-up. http://www.needletrax.com/toeupon2circulars.htm http://www.needletrax.com/moranpattern3.htmhttp://knitting.about.com/library/blwafflesocks.htmThis is a wonderful, medium wt.

Cushy sock. Easy for beginners. http://www.heartstringsfiberarts.com/minisock.shtm Clear instructions by designer Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer; and the resulting socks are big enough for babies and toddlers.

I am new to sock knitting, but am already getting the bug. Most of my socks so far have been knitted on 2 circulars (i.e. The Cat Bordi method).

However, I have also been using this pattern Lydia generously posted on her website after I asked about it.. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...0 course,lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...1 my favorite free sock pattern. Since my daughters like me to make footie type socks, this pattern was lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...2's also nice to make a change from the standard sock wool and work with the stretchy Fixation cotton/lycra blend. I plan to make more of these soon .

.. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...2 Basic Sock -- Free Yarn DirectionsI stumbled upon this pattern through the live knitting journal. I can't really describe it because I haven't used it yet. I've never made socks, so sometimes I just read it in the hope and dreams of being able to:) Since I can't list yours, I'll choose the other toe-up pattern I used when learning socks.

This is from the Socknitters, and is one of six classes in various sock techniques.(Sneaky way to slip in some more URLs.) This one has a general discussion on increases and six detailed lessons on making the sock. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...3 I love this pattern: lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...4 Because it's percentage based and toe-up, you can use any yarn and make it to fit any foot (well, as long as you have the foot right there in front of you! ).

lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...5 usually just kind of make up my socks from a basic pattern, but this is one that I am using (kind of). It's basically a variation on ribbing. K2 P2 for two rows, K two rows, repeat.

I'm doing it with Trekking XL on size 0 needles. I ended up casting on 76 stitches, so my pattern is a lot smaller. A great free sock pattern on the internet is The Sock Calculator.

You can use any gauge any needle, and choose between hand knit or machine knit. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...6 lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...7 sock pattern is called "Butterfly Bows Anklets", and a different version was printed in the SockX3 book. While this pattern is sized for children, I adapted it to an adult sized sock pattern and made a pair out of Lavendar Lace Lorna's sock yarn for my cousin's girl for her birthday.

Reports are that she loves them. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...8 great, quick sock pattern using 2 strands of worsted weight yarn. These are the first socks I ever made.

Great education on the anatomy of a sock and pretty quick gratification since you use size 8 needles. lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...9 loved making these socks! The cables kept it interesting and the final result was great.

The recipient of the socks say it is their favorite pair! Here's my favorite free sock pattern (I love Lacy! ): lightlink.com/devine/blog/sockpdf/mattso...9 My favorite free sock pattern is the Drunken Master Ribbing sock at the Sward Queen Armory.

Www.sockknitters.Com/PATTERNS/infant1 Socks 101 by Terri Royea woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy0 is the URL for, IMHO, the canonical collection of free sock knitting patterns on the web - lots and lots of subsidiary links to lots of great patterns -- some with photos. woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy1 is a top-down, heel-flap sock. What I liked best about it was that I had never knit socks before (in 25+years of knitting) and had purchased 2 balls of wild Regia.

I looked on the 'net, and thought this pattern, with it's ability to make adjustments based on gauge - I added my own adjustments for my high instep - made it a perfect answer to my problem: because I didn't just want to knit socks, I wanted to learn how to knit socks! woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy2 is my favorite free pattern on the net. The original pattern is by Sandy Turner and this version was converted to fingering weight yarn by Karen Hoyle.

The sock has a nice nubby texture which is continued on top of the sock all the way to the toe. http://www.azhreia.net/socks/waffle.htmlhttp://www.azhreia.net/socks/miniwaffle.htmlhttp://www.sockpatterns.com/debs_socks.htmhttp://www.socknitters.com/argyle/index.htmWell, this is slightly cheating, I suspect - I was looking for kilt hose a while back and foundhttp://www.recursiv.demon.co.uk/ELIZ/Knitting/mypatt/socks1/socks1.htmbut in truth I found it by linking through from http://knittingfun.homestead.com/sockpatterns.htmlwhich has a huge number of patterns listed on the free pattern page. I like Kim Salazar's Pine Tree Toe Up socks pattern,http://www.wiseneedle.com/patternpage.asp?pattern=knitpattree.I have found it to be well-written and it makes a nice looking sock.

Crusoe from Knittyhttp://woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy0 little easy pattern repeat that shows off the colors of multicolor yarns so beautifully. "They Don't Suck Socks" Sources: woolworks.org/patterns/holeysock.txtMy0 .

You can find free patterns here Welcome! Socknitters is a mailing list for anyone interested in knitting socks by hand. The Socknitters Home Page provides resources for the socknitting community.

If you're a new member, we're glad you're here! If you found this page another way, we would love to have you join us! Directory of Resources Socknitters Forum These socks are an example of our Socknitters symbol: One purple sock with white heel and toe and one of any design for swapping with other members.

Sources: socknitters. Com .

Here is a web site that offers some free patterns and a book that contains several patterns. I hope that this helps. Sources: knittingonthenet.com/socks.htm KingofRandomCrap's Recommendations Sensational Knitted Socks Amazon List Price: $24.95 Used from: $13.46 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 35 reviews) .

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I have a knitting pattern that calls for S. Charles Mystique yarn does anyone know what the fiber content is?

I am looking for a knitting or crochet pattern as seen in seventeen magazine in early 60s.

I'm interested in knowing your tips, tricks and suggestio.

Does anyone know where I can get a knitting pattern for mr smee from peter pan as my 3 yr old granddaughter she thinks h.

I'm looking for a sewing pattern similar to Weekenders pants and shell top.

In 1990 I had a pattern for Christmas ornaments that were hobby-horses. Would anyone have that pattern?

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