Socks are always a good idea. Start crafting now.

Dear users, dear authors,
knitting / crocheting / sewing socks is always a good idea, because it’s just not as nice without socks. :-)

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns promoted here must have at least 10 sales / a CR of at least 3% and must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks. 

Kajou is ideal for anyone who wants to try knitting socks for the first time.
Here, they are worked in spiral rounds without heels.

The 2-page PDF file includes a detailed step-by-step pattern as well as a knitting chart.

To the pattern: *click*

Socks are always a good idea!
They’re a great project to take on the go.
And you can never have enough of them.

I’ll show you 2 pairs of socks that you can easily make yourself using my detailed
and richly illustrated patterns.

If you’d like to give your handmade socks as a gift,
you’re welcome to use the bands,
the print templates for which are also included in these patterns.

1.
Crochet socks “Spirelli Spring”
with a crocheted spiral pattern,
a well-fitting heel, and a color gradient
that comes straight from the ball of yarn.

Click here if you’d like to learn more about the crochet pattern


 
 
2.
Crochet socks “Socks Are Always a Good Idea”
These socks don’t use any pattern at all,
are perfect for crocheting while watching TV, and are also suitable for beginners.
They also have a well-fitting heel
and the color gradient comes from the ball of yarn.

Click here and you’ll go straight to the item description for the socks




 
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun crafting!

Mr Smith Socks

Men’s socks with a cable pattern, ideal for sock sets with a contrasting color.
The heel is a boomerang heel with especially simple double stitches. Thanks to the gusset, the pattern doesn’t shift, and the heel fits well even with a high instep. Plus, there are no holes at the sides.

You can use socks all year round! These sneaker socks are meant for days that aren’t so cold.
And with the lace edging, they’re also a real eye-catcher!

Ideal for knitting beginners who already know how to handle a set of double-pointed needles, but are still afraid of knitting a heel. These little socks are knitted without the dreaded heel flap and from the toe up! So-called “toe-up socks”!

So grab your needles and let’s get started 
with this pattern here!