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Free Toe-Up Cabled Knit Socks Pattern

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Pattern Details
These toasty knit socks are a can't-miss gift idea from Patons Kroy Socks!

Kit Add-Ons
Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project!
  • Susan Bates cable needle.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

To fit U.S. Women’s Shoe Sizes.

  • S 4-6½.
  • M 7-9½.
  • L 10-12½.

Finished foot length

  • S 9” [23 cm]/7” [18 cm].
  • M 10” [25.5 cm]/8” [20.5 cm].
  • L 11” [28 cm]/9” [23 cm].
Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry Flat
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Free Intermediate Knit Socks Pattern for Adult

Learn how to make toe-up socks with this step-by-step pattern and accompanying video tutorials! These knit socks are worked from the toe up, and feature cables along the top of the foot that transition into larger cables at the side of the leg. Cozy ribbing ensures a great fit. Learn how to cast on, work a cable pattern, turn a heel, do short rows, and more! It's a toasty gift for any occasion.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    557

    Fun pattern!!!

    This pattern is FANTASTIC! If I could give it 10 out of 5 stars, I would! Till now, I’ve only made simple socks, but wanted to expand my skills. It took some focus & concentration, but the directions were so thorough, yet simple enough that I had no trouble following them at all. I love not having to do a Kitchener stitch at the toe or wrap & turn stitches at the heel! Thanks a million to the designer for sharing her work and thanks to yarnspirations for offering good, reliable patterns, free of charge!

    Twofer551

    Beautiful Pattern

    I loved knitting them and now wearing them. I learn to knit socks with a Yarnspirations Knit Sock-Along. Since then, I haven't stopped. This was my first Toe-Up pair.

    PatS551
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    5
    Value of Product
    5
    • Beautiful PatternI loved knitting them and now wearing them. I learn to knit socks with a Yarnspirations Knit Sock-Along. Since then, I haven't stopped. This was my first Toe-Up pair.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/61fe141b-238f-5cc0-aeec-15427ee5dde0

    Perfect

    Loved the yarn. Making my project look awesome. Would definitely get once more

    DiDi551
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    BeJax551
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    To-up knit socks

    I have never tried knitting toe-up before, and I love it! It took a bit of concentration and a few do-overs learning new techniques but so worth it.

    Chrys551
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    Sock pattern

    I’m not done with the socks yet. I like how they look so far. I did have to watch the video a few times and read the instructions carefully but I figured it out. The second sock should go easier.

    Knitwitrb551
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    Making it easy to knit socks!

    Nice pattern with clear concise instructions! Easy to follow along and the instructor has some excellent hints on working with cables and some good tips for the project!

    Anne D551
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    Now that the knit along is over will the pattern be released?

    Netta20021

    How do I find the pattern for this project? I am seeing no download links.

    Bren1

    There are some differences between the written pattern and the video. Week 2- the written pattern has just a two row repeat for the heel increase, but the video continues to do the 4 row cable for the instep. Confusing for a first time sock knitter.

    Engelmier1
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