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Knee High Socks Crochet Pattern

 

Today I am sharing my new pattern for knee high socks.   I’m sure you know that one project you have been working on for a long time.  Well, that’s what I just went through for the last week.  You ask why would I need a pattern?  Well I searched online to find a pattern for cute knee high socks.  Like the bright colored knit socks with those super cute flowers.  Of course, I could not find any patterns for knee high socks.  So that’s where the adventure began.  The 1st sock I made could have fit myself and my daughter both into them!  Therefore, all I wanted to do was cry.  I waited a day to recoup from the disaster the GIANT sock.  So once again I started creating another sock that hopefully would be more the size for a woman! 

I FINALLY got it right!!!!  TA DAAAAAAAA!!!!!!

So below is my pattern for crocheted knee high socks.  Also included is size instructions for youth size of 4-6. In addition if  you are new to the world of crochet and need a little help with the basic crochet stitches check out my HERE

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Knee High Sock Pattern

Woman’s One size fits most by using hook size I/9-5.50 mm (gauge see below)

Sock measurements:

top of sock 7″ across

ankle of sock 5 1/2″

length of the foot 10″ from heel to toe

You can down size this pattern to youth size of 4-6 by using hook size G/6-4.25 mm 

Sock measurements of women’s size

cuff of sock 6″ across

ankle of sock 5″ across

length of foot 8″ from heel to toe

 

Supplies needed:

Hobby Lobby I Love this Yarn 1 skein each (100% acrylic, 7 oz/199 g, 355 yds/325 m)

A-Greybeard

B-Mango

C-Tropical Pink

D-Orange

E-Keylime

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I/9-5.50 mm hook my favorite hook * FURLS STREAMLINE

Gauge: 

Woman’s size using I/9-5.50 mm hook

13 stitches x 13 rows = 4″ x 4″ in single crochet stitch

Youth’s size 4-6 using G/6-4.25 mm hook

15 stitches x 15 rows = 4″ x 4″ single crochet stitch

Special Stitches: 

Beginning cluster stitch-ch 3, [yo,  insert hook into same sp as ch 3,  yarn over,  pull up loop. yo, pull through 2 loops, yarn over, insert into same stitch, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over pull through 2 loops, yarn over pull through all 3 loops)

Cluster stitch-[yo, insert hook in designated st, yo, pull up loop,  yarn over pull through 2 loops] 3 times, yarn over pull through all 4 loops on hook

Beginning V-stitch (ch 3, double crochet in same sp as ch 3)

V-stitch (2 double crochet in same stitch)

decrease (Insert hook into designated stitch, yo, pull up loop.   Insert hook into designated stitch, yo, pull up loop.   Yo, pull thru all 3 loops on hook)

Camel stitch-insert hook behind the front and back loop you normally would insert into.  Insert into the 3rd loop on backside of these 2 loops

Notes:  

Pattern is worked in the round with the exception of the heel which is worked in short rows

KNEE HIGH SOCKS

A-Greybeard

Row 1:  40  dc chainless foundation (40 dc)
Row 2:  ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1),  skip 1 dc, *dc in next dc, sk 1 dc, rep from * around,  sl st to beg top of beg ch 3 (20 dc,, 20 ch-1 sp)

Fasten off

B-Mango

Row 3:  sl st to any ch-1 sp, beg CL in same ch-1 sp, ch 1, *CL in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL (20 cl, 20 ch 1)
Row 4:  sl st into ch-1 sp, beg CL in same ch-1 sp, ch 1, *CL in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL 

Fasten off

A-Greybeard

Row 5:  sl st to any CL, ch 2, hdc in same sp as ch 2, hdc in ch-1 sp, *hdc in next CL, hdc in next ch-1, rep from * around, sl st to beg hdc (40 hdc)
Row 6:  ch 2, hdc in same sp as ch 2, hdc in every hdc around, sl st to beg hdc 
Row 7:  rep row 6

Fasten off

E-Keylime

Row 8:  sl st in first hdc, beg v-st in same sp as sl st, skip 1 hdc, *v-st in next hdc, sk 1 hdc, rep from * around, sl st to sp between first v-st (20 v-st)
Row 9:  beg v-st in same sp of first v-st, *v-st in sp of next v-st, rep from * around, sl st to beg sp of first v-st
Row 10:  beg v-st in same sp of first v-st, *v-st in sp of next v-st, rep from * around, sl st to beg ch 3 
Row 11:  Ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every dc around, sl st to beg sc (40 sc)

Fasten off

D-Orange

Row 12:  sl st to first sc, ch 2, hdc in same sp as ch 2, hdc in every sc  around, sl st to beg hdc (40 hdc)
Row 13:  Ch 2, hdc in the 3rd  loop on the back of every hdc around, sl st to 3rd loop of beg hdc (40 hdc camel stitch)       
Row 14-18:  Repeat row 13 

Fasten off

A-Greybeard

Row 19:  (decrease round) sl st to first camel st,  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every hdc camel st around, working 6 decreases every 5th stitch around, sl st to beg sc,  (34 sc)
Row 20:  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every sc around, sl st to beg sc 
Row 21-23:  Repeat row 20 

Fasten off

C-Tropical Pink

Row 24:  sl st to sc, beg CL, ch 1, sk 1 sc, *CL in next sc, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL, (17 CL, 17 ch-1 sp)
Row 25:  sl st into ch-1 sp, beg CL in same ch-1 sp, ch 1, *CL in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL 

Fasten off

A-Greybeard

Row 26:   sl st to first CL st,  ch 3, dc in same sp as ch 3, dc in ch-1 sp, *dc in next CL, dc in next ch-1 sp, rep from * around, sl st to beg dc (34 dc)
Row 27:  ch 3, dc in same sp as ch 3, dc in every dc around, sl st to beg dc, 
Row 28:  rep row 27

Fasten off.

HEEL  (worked in rows)

D-Orange

Lay sock flat with backside facing down, insert 2 stitch markers one on each side to mark heel placement with 16 stitches in between each marker (reference image A-1)

A-1

Row 1:  Sl st  in st next to m, ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every dc across to other m, turn (16 sc)
Row 2:  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every sc across
Row 3-8: rep row 2
Row 9: ch1 , sc in same sp as ch 1,  sc in next 10 across, turn (11 sc)
Row 10: ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in next 5 across, turn 6 sc)
Row 11: ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in next 4 sc, decrease last sc from row 11 & first sc from row 9 (reference image A-2), turn (6 sc)

A-2

Row 12-20: Repeat row 11 decreasing every row until no there are no stiches left to decrease

Fasten off

FOOT (working in the round)

A-Greybeard

Row 29:   sl st middle of heel bottom, ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every st across bottom of heel and down side of heel to st before m, decrease next 2 sc (st before m & st of m),  sc across top of foot to next m, decrease next 2 sc (st  of m & st after m),  sc up side of heel, sc across bottom of heel, sl st to beg sc, (38 sc)
Row 30:  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc every sc around working 2 decreases at same decreases of previous round at m, sl st to beg sc r s (36 sc)
Row 31:  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc every sc around working 2 decreases at same decreases of previous round at m, sl st to beg sc (34 sc)

Remove markers

Row 32:  Ch 1, sc in every space around, ss to beg ch 1 
Row 33-34:   Repeat row 50 

fasten off

E-Keylime

Row 35:  sl st to first sc, ch 2, hdc in same sp as ch 2. hdc in every sc around,  sl st to beg hdc                                                                                  
Row 36:   ch 2, hdc in same sp as ch 2, hdc in every hdc around, sl st to beg hdc 
Row 37:  rep row 36

Fasten off

A-Greybeard

Row 38:  sl st to first hdc, beg CL in same sp as sl st,  ch 1, *CL in next hdc, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL (17 CL, 17 ch 1)
Row 39:  sl st into ch-1 sp, beg CL in same ch-1 sp, ch 1, *CL in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, rep from * around, sl st to beg CL 

Fasten off

TOE

B-Mango

Lay sock flat with backside facing up. Insert 2 stitch markers one on each side to mark toe decreases.  You should have 16 stitches in between each marker

Row 40:  sl st  to first CL st, ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every st across to st before m, decrease (st before m & st at m), sc in every st across to st with m, decrease (st with m & st after m), sl st to beg sc (32 sc)
Row 41:  ch 1, sc in same sp as ch 1, sc in every sc across, work decrease at decrease of previous row, sc in every sc across, work decrease at decrease of previous row, sl st to beg sc (30 sc)
Row 42-47:  repeat row 60 with decreases until you have 18 stitch count around.  

Fasten off leaving 18″ tail for sewing toe closed

Turn work inside out, lay sock toe flat, sl st across 18 stitches to close toe opening, fasten off

Or you can use yarn needle and whip stitch the toe closed if desired

Big flowers: ch 4, 2 tr, ch 3, sl st in 4th ch from hook, [ch 3, 2 tr, ch 3, sl st to 4th ch from hook]  4 times (5 petals) fasten off
Small flowers:  ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2, sl st to 3rd ch from hook, [ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, sl st to 3rd ch from hook] 4 times (5 petals) fasten off
Leaves:  ch 8, sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next ch, dc in next ch, tr in next ch, dc in next ch, hdc in next ch, 2 sc in next ch,  hdc in next ch, dc in next ch, tr, in next ch, dc in next ch, hdc in next ch, sc in next ch, sl st to beg sc

fasten off

Draw string tie:  Ch 100, fasten off, or you can use pre-made lace which is always super cute too!

Weave the tie or lace through the dc & ch-1 sp on row 2

Whip stitch flowers and leaves into place and weave in all ends

So there you have this super cute pattern for knee high socks!  I hope you enjoy it and if you have questions or comments reach out to me.  In addition these kind of knee high sock patterns are super popular so make sure you subscribe to my blog so you are in the loop as I am on a mission to create more patterns that will blow your mind!!!  In addition let me know what sizes you are looking for in regard to these types of socks.

Happy crocheting!

Chrissy

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I am a wife, mother and MiMi all rolled into one women's body. I have a PASSION for creating using my imagination, hands and heart. My goal is to inspire creativity in others. As it is creativity that drives excitement in my life and I want to share that passion with others.

10 Comments

    • OffTheHookByChrissy

      Hi Deb
      Great question! I have not created a girl pair yet but now with you asking I WILL!!! As far as down sizing you could try using a couple sizes smaller hook sizes to try it out. Not sure what size you are looking for.
      Make sure you subscribe to my newsletter to get updates to new patterns I release. I am working on new poncho release now and will start new girls sock pattern next!
      Thank You for great idea!
      Chrissy 👍🏻

  • Deb

    I’m working on the project and having a bit of difficulty with the heel. I’m at row 29. When I complete the sc around I have way more than 38 sc. Can you give more details on the heel? Thanks

    • OffTheHookByChrissy

      https://offthehookbychrissy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/2000-px-blog-image-.png

      Deb,

      so sorry I just seen this comment. I have been so busy with special orders that I have not been on blog for a few weeks now. Hope I am not too late in answering your question. see image above for clarification. So you should have 8 rows going down side of heel, 16 stitches across top of foot, 8 rows up side of heel and 6 stitches across the bottom of foot. I’m not sure why you would have a lot more stitches then 38…except if you had more stitches in the round to begin with then the count of 34 that is called for on row 28. Make sure younhave the 8 down bothe sides of heel, the 16 across the top of foot and the 6 across the bottom of foot.

      hope this helps

      let me know
      chrissy

      • Vannie

        I am looking forward to making these socks but I can’t get the gauge right after many attempts. The width is correct but the height is too short. I found a golden loop tutorial but I still can’t get it to work out right. Do you have any suggestions, by chance? Thank you!

  • larhonda roberts

    Chrissy, I looked over your pattern before I began and thought I understood all of the directions. However, I was wrong! lol I have been crocheting for more than 30 years and I have never heard of a chainless foundation. You specify that in row 1. Can you explain that to me? Thanks LaRhonda

    • OffTheHookByChrissy

      Hi LaRhonda

      Here is a great Youtube video on how to do the foundation dc stitch in the round. I like this stitch as it is super stretchy which is great for sock cuffs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AvWkgYExx8

      You can skip this stitch and do the basic chain 40 and then join in the round by slip stitching to 1st chain stitch made without twisting chains. Then double crochet in every chain stitch around so you have 40 double crochet in the round.

      Hope this helps and sorry it took so long to get back to you
      Chrissy

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