Sock yarn projects crochet

I love hand-dyed fingering weight yarn. Whether it’s solid, semi-solid, variegated or striped. But if I only ever knit socks it can get quite boring. So what to do with all that sock yarn? Click here and read on for many links to free patterns to knit with your loved stash!

Sock weight yarn isn't just for knitters, it's for crocheters too! Learn tips and tricks for crocheting with this beautiful and versatile yarn.

There's nothing as comforting as a crocheted sock, but the shaping and style can seem a little daunting for beginners. With these ten patterns, you'll quickly get the hang of making these essentials and will never be without a cozy hand-made pair of socks again.

This free crochet pattern for toe-up, short row heel Herringbone socks uses the Herringbone Half Double Crochet stitch and comes in 5 sizes!

With a video tutorial and sizing guide, you'll be fantastic at crocheting socks in no time!

Sock yarn blankets are my new addiction! They are lightweight, portable for crocheting on the go, and the repetitive pattern makes your worries disappear.

In todays article we are going to learn ho to crochet a pair of gorgeous and super coy socks. Winter days are here and we are all going to benefit with some extra warmth brought by our yarn projects.

If you want to make your own crochet socks, here are many patterns that can help you. These patterns will tell you what materials you need, like what kind

Crochet socks in laceweight yarn might sound crazy but using a Laceweight - nylon blend yarn to crochet socks makes a very wearable sock.

These easy toe up crochet socks are worked using 4ply / sock yarn and simple stitches (mainly single crochet / UK double crochet). They are beginner friendly and perfect for first time sock makers. The pattern includes a photo tutorial for the toe and heel. It is written using US crochet terms in 6 sizes from toddler to large adult. The adult size small pattern is also available for free on the Dora does blog. Click through to find out more!!