Are you looking for a sock pattern that’s great for a gift knit?
Are you looking for a cozy and warm sock pattern?
Are you looking for a beginner friendly sock pattern?
Are you looking for a fun and quick knit?
Are you looking for a super comfortable sock pattern?
Are you looking for a sock pattern that is very forgiving with fit?
Are you looking for a sock pattern that’s great for kids and their ever growing feet?

Then this pattern is for you. It has so many incredible features I can’t name them all.

I created this design out of a need for a great sock pattern that I could make for gifts that didn’t require carefully captured measurements from feet all across the country. I couldn’t find anything that really fit the need except for basic tube socks but they never feel good on. So I thought about different stitches that I could combine in order to create something that would naturally work with the shape of a foot.

I created this concept for gift knitting but I’ve fallen in love with it for my own personal sock knitting. These are SO COMFORTABLE!

This pattern is like magic! The front/top panel bends with the ankle and the back side stretches with the heel, no matter how high of an instep you have. This mohair version (fingering and worsted version are in my shop) is great as a house sock, or worn in roomy boots. They will keep your feet toasty when the air is chilly. (But honestly, who want’s to cover these beauties with boots anyway, lol)

The recipients as well as my testers are LOVING these socks.

Go ahead, make your life easier, warm your toes as well as all of your family and friends with this super quick knit pattern. You will thank me!

Looking for my WORSTED version? See shop listing.
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Instructions for 1 color or contrast toes and cuffs included in pattern.

Yarn: Knit Picks Hawthorne & Aloft
SOLID: 40 (45, 55, 65, 75, 90) 100 grams
or
MC: 30 (35, 45, 50, 55, 70) 75 grams
CC: 10 (10, 10, 15, 20, 20) 25 grams
and
Knit Picks Aloft
13 (15, 18, 21, 24, 27) 32 grams

I include a little extra so you aren’t playing yarn chicken.