Socks / Slippers

Dear users, dear authors,
How about a few new socks or new slippers?
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

The socks with the brilliantly simple-to-knit mowi heel will be fun for you, even if you’ve never knitted socks before.

You’ll get 4 sizes described row by row, plus a table for other sizes. This explains how to make them with the CrazyTrio, meaning with 3 needles, which makes knitting even easier.

To the knitting pattern

These crocheted socks are great for yoga or Pilates, and you don’t have to worry about crocheting the toes or heel. I used very soft baby merino yarn.
Anyone can crochet these socks, because the pattern includes a short version (for advanced crocheters) and a long version with lots of photos (for beginners). Have fun!

Crocheted Merino Yoga Socks “Palasha” (all sizes and skill levels)

Spiral Socks



Spiral socks are knitted without a heel. Thanks to the pattern’s design (spirals), the sock conforms to the shape of the foot and fits a wide range of sizes.

They’re ideal for kids—for example, to wear inside rubber boots. They’re easy to put on, since you don’t have to worry about the heel fitting just right.

Using this pattern, you can knit spiral socks from sizes 14–18 up to shoe sizes 46–47.

Click here for the sock pattern

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More information about the pattern (please click here)


We are two Finkli (baby booties, little socks, baby shoes) and we belong together. We are soft and keep feet nice and warm. The babies who receive us don’t want any others and are proud to wear us. We are quick to knit and super brilliantly easy to make.

Want warm feet but don’t feel like knitting a heel?

With Uzumakisen you can have both wishes come true.
The spiral sock knitted using the doubleface technique saves you the work of making a heel.

The three-page PDF pattern is suitable for advanced knitters.

For socks in size 36–38, you’ll need a total of 80 g of sock yarn.

This way to the pattern: *click*