Summer Socks / Sneaker Socks

Dear users, dear authors,
Do you have enough light and airy summer socks / sneaker socks? Here in this thread, you’ll find fresh ideas for your new favorite socks.

@Authors,
you can share up to 3 relevant patterns here. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, and other details. All patterns promoted here must have at least 10 sales or a conversion rate (CR) of at least 2%. 

I only wear socks from mid-October to early/mid-May; otherwise they’re much too warm on my feet

Best regards, Inge

You can wear hand-knitted socks in summer, too.
They don’t necessarily have to be made of virgin wool.
There are very comfortable summer yarns with bamboo content.
These yarns are also easy to work with in summer.

I’d be happy to show you 3 of my socks made with this kind of yarn.

1.
Knitted ankle socks with gradient yarn that don’t need an extra pattern, knitted from the toe up, with a proper heel, an ergonomic transition from the heel, and a rolled edge finish.

Click here for the ankle socks with rolled edge


 
2.
Short ankle socks knitted with solid-colored yarn from the toe up, with a mock cable and an ergonomic transition from heel to leg.

Click here for the ankle socks with mock cable
 


3.
Or how about crocheted sneaker socks “Hole by Hole”?
These are also crocheted from the toe up.
They are true summer socks, because it’s one hole after another.
If you’d like to give the socks as a gift, you’ll also get printable bands to print and label as a free extra.

Click here for the crocheted sneaker socks “Hole by Hole”



Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun making socks

Hand-knit sneaker socks are becoming more and more popular, and they’re great to look at, too, as their short cuffs cheekily peek out of your sneakers…

With the TULIPs sneaker socks, the short cuff sets the tone here too! A small, delicate, and fairly simple lace pattern adorns the ankles; the rest is knitted in plain stockinette stitch. A quick little project for in between, for shoe sizes 35–42 in 3 widths.

Get the knitting pattern here: Sneaker Socks TULIPS

Happy knitting from
Annette