I am happy to share my very first knitted design for 2025 - Flexy Fit Socks. This versatile and comfortable pair is designed to cater to both beginners and seasoned knitters. Crafted with 4-pl/fingering weight yarn, these socks feature a combination of various ribbing stitches, ensuring a snug and flexible fit for all sizes.
Pattern Highlights:
Knitting pattern for Flexy Fit socks is written for both children and adults, making it a perfect project for family matching sets.
Clear and concise directions guide you through each step, ensuring a hassle-free knitting experience.
My first sample in beige is knitted in budget friendly yarn – Drops Flora. The yarn is warm and soft as well as keeps its shape well. Which makes it perfect for long lasting versatile socks.
Another sample is knitted in beautiful blue shade using hand dyed yarn from local dyer.
For more inspiration please see some beautiful project from my test knitting team on Ravelry
Yarn Substitutes:
If you're looking for alternative yarns available on LoveCrafts, consider the following options:
1. Paintbox Yarns Socks: A durable blend of 75% wool and 25% polyamide, offering a generous 390 meters per 100g skein.
2. West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4 Ply: Comprising 75% wool and 25% nylon, this yarn provides 400 meters per 100g skein, ensuring both comfort and longevity.
3. Stylecraft Head Over Heels Walking In Nature: A blend of 75% wool and 25% polyamide, offering 400 meters per 100g skein, perfect for creating cozy and durable socks.
Where to Find the Pattern:
The Flexy Fit Socks pattern is available for purchase on both Ravelry and LoveCrafts. Dive into this project and create a pair of socks that combine style, comfort, and a perfect fit for every member of the family.
Other socks designs:
If you like knitting socks you can check my other socks designs for inspiration and yarn ideas.
Talea socks - knitting pattern is on Lovecrafts
Arlet Socks - knitting pattern is on Lovecrafts
Trimetry socks - knitting pattern is on Lovecrafts
You are also welcome to join my Facebook knitting group to share your work and get some help with my patterns.
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