Crochet Socks Patterns – Pattern Lookup
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June contacted us to ask us to help her find an easy and straightforward crochet pattern for socks. She would prefer to crochet these in bulky weight yarn and she is looking for a pattern which includes sizes Toddler, Young Child (3-5 years), Child (6-10 years) and Adult (medium and large). I’ve included some free and premium pattern links for socks which are crocheted with bulky weight yarn. I’ve also included a few free pattern links for socks which are crocheted in medium weight yarn at the very end of the post.
Crochet Socks Patterns
Blue Tweed by Sharon Hatfield
Yarn: Bulky (Lion Brand Homespun)
Hook: 9 mm (M/N)
Size: Adults
Bulky Winter Socks by Nicole Cormier
Yarn: Bulky
Hook: 5 mm (H)
Size: Adult
Yarn: Bulky
Hook: 5.5 mm (I)
Size: Shoe size 3–6 (small), 6–9 (medium), 8–12 (large)
Premium Options (for sale)
One Designer I regularly purchase premium patterns from and recommend has a number of sock and slipper options available. I think these patterns would be a great option if you are ready to try a premium pattern for thick socks or slipper boots in bulky weight yarn. She also has what is called a Bulk Pattern Discount Option which I LOVE where if you want more than 1 pattern you can opt to purchase a ‘bundle’ for a lower price. For example 3 patterns for $12.00 is currently available in her Etsy Shop. You can check out the other Bundle Discounts she has HERE: Bulk Pattern Discounts
Slouch Boots by Lisa van Klaveren
Yarn: Bulky
Hook: 5 mm (H)
Sizes: Toddler and Youth
Toddler –
4.5 – (4.5” long – shoe size 4)
5 – (5” long – shoe size 5)
5.5 – (5.5” long – shoe size 7)
6 – (6” long – shoe size 8)
Youth –
6.5 (6.5” X 3”) – size 10 -11
7 (7” X 3”) – size 11.5 – 12.5
7.5 (7.5” X 3”) – size 13 -1
8 (8” X 3.5”) – size 1.5 – 2.5
8.5 (8.5”X 3.5”) – size 3 – 4
I have crocheted a number of Lisa’s patterns and I think they are quite easy to follow. She does a great job explaining how to crochet patterns in different sizes too.
This pattern is available for purchase on Ravelry or Etsy. You can check it out here on Etsy: Slouch Boots Toddler and Youth .
She also has this exact same style pattern in Ladies Sizes (US 5 to US 11) on Etsy here: Ladies Slouch Boots All Sizes and for Babies here: Slouchy Baby Boots – 0-12 mos
Lisa does not have a men’s version in the slouchy boots but she does have this one:
Man Socks by Lisa van Klaveren and it is available in Men’s Sizes from US 6 – US 15.
Yarn: Bulky
Hook: 5.5 mm (I)
Size: Mens (6-15 US)
Free Patterns for Socks in other Yarn Weights
DK (like Caron Simply Soft or Red Heart Soft Yarn)
I recommend all of Mamachee’s patterns – I’ve crocheted many of them (especially slippers!) and I find them very straightforward and easy to understand. She has this pattern which are crocheted in DK Weight yarn with a 5.0 mm (H) and 5.5 mm (I) hooks. These Baby Socks / Child Socks are available in Baby to Toddler Size 11.
Baby/Child Crochet Socks by Mamachee
Aran Weight Yarn (Red Heart with Love Solids)
Cozy at Home Crochet Socks by Karen Whooley at Red Heart
Hook: 5 mm (H)
Sizes: Adult Small, Medium and Large
Premium Patterns for Socks in Other Weights
I personally have never tried one of Emi Harrington’s designs so I do not know how easy they are to follow. These patterns are available to purchase and available in multiple sizes.
Emi Harrington has a sock pattern available for purchase which includes sizes from 2 years to adult XL. These are crocheted in Aran Weight (Red Heart Super Saver) yarn and use a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook. You can purchase this pattern on Raverly.
She also has a Crochet Sock pattern worked from the heel first and using sport weight yarn and hook sizes 4.5 mm to 6.5 mm. This pattern is available in sizes newborn to adult XXL. You can check this pattern out here: Ravelry
About Rhondda Mol
Rhondda Mol, an Ontario, Canada-based professional crochet designer and blogger, is passionate about helping the online crochet community create amazing projects. Through her easy-to-follow patterns and tutorials, she aims to help fellow crocheters - regardless of their level of experience - make handmade items. She recently launched a second website, FreeCrochetTutorials.com, dedicated to providing free, indie-designed crochet patterns and tutorials, so anyone with the desire to learn how to crochet can reach their goals.