My year in socks - patterns
My creative project for the year 2014 was to make a pair of socks every month. Why you might wonder? Find out here. To view and download the patterns, click on the caption below each photo.
The links have been updated in November 2022. Please let me know if you can't view the pdf files.
I have not asked anyone to test knit my patterns and you might well find a mistake. If you do, please let me know.
I have not asked anyone to test knit my patterns and you might well find a mistake. If you do, please let me know.
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| December - Celtic cable |
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| November - twined leaves |
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| October - variations on a theme |
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| September - zigzag lace sock |
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| August - ridged feather sock |
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| July - summer sock |
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| June - twin spiral sock |
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| May - mind the gap sock |
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| April - horseshoe lace sock |
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| March - Ensign's braid sock |
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| February - a simple cable sock |
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| January - no nonsense sock |
Wow! Wonderful sock patterns, thank you for sharing! I'm a sock knitter too so totally understand how addictive it can be - I'm usually thinking about the next pattern long before I've finished the current pair of socks :-) xx
ReplyDeleteVery impressive. I'm knitting a sock right now but am a basic beginner in sock knitting.
ReplyDeleteI have made three pairs from these so far. Simple, skinny cable and a leaf design. All easy to read. Jo x
ReplyDeleteWow! Just beautiful. I love all those patterns.
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