sock pattern - Quilter's socks

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Fun and original sock pattern to show off self-striping yarn! This sock design was written for the Biscotte Mystery Sock Club and is now available on BiscotteYarns.com Below is a list of knitting skills needed to work this pattern: Knit in the roundWork stockinette stitch in back and forth rows (knit on right side andPlus ➡

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Funky Sock pattern design is worked from the toes to the top and it can be worked with a set of 5 double-pointed needles (DPN) or on circular needles. Find this pattern on BiscotteYarns.com! This sock knitting design was written for the Biscotte Mystery Sock Club, you can now purchase the single pattern or buy it as a kitPlus ➡

Sock pattern - Socks by the heel

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As its name says, this sock pattern is worked from the heel. The heel starts as a toes-up sock and then, increase to get the total sts needed to work the leg and foot. Find this original and FREE Socks by the heel pattern by Louise Robert on BiscotteYarns.com In addition to the pattern, youPlus ➡

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This sock pattern was first published on Knitty.com In addition to the pattern, you’ll need the following material to knit this project : Biscotte Yarns Bis-Sock, one 100g skein (shown in Carousel self-striping colorway) Needles of 2.5 (or size needed to obtain gauge)  Plus ➡

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This pattern published on Knitty, Deep Fall 2012 issue. I wanted to create a half and half sock with semi-solid and self-striping yarn. But equal halves was too boring. I came to work this pattern with “waves” of colourways and the STITCH SURFER was born! You will notice that there is no “right” and “left” foot onPlus ➡

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This free Brioche Sock pattern is worked in the round on a circular needle from the cuff down.  To get a fully reversible version, I suggest knitting the heel and toe in garter stitch but you can easily substitute to stockinette stitch if you prefer. In addition to this free pattern, video tutorials are available forPlus ➡