Free Pattern: Jaymi's Sockettes

02 September 2008
My first sock pattern:


Jaymi’s Sockettes

Note: This pattern is suitable for DPNs (Double Pointed Needles) or circular needles. Arrange stitches to suit the needles you are using and make use of markers, where indicated.





Yarn:

Fingering weight sock yarn (approx 40 – 45gm)

Needles:

2.5mm Double Pointed or Circular needles

Cast on:

Cast on 52 stitches.

Join for working in the round, and place marker to indicate start of round.

Cuff:

Rnds 1 – 4: *K2, P2*

Prepare for heel:

1. *K2, P2* 3 times (12 sts), K1. Turn

2. Sl1, purl 25 sts. Turn.

These 26 stitches will form the heel flap.

(Leave the remaining 26 stitches unworked. Rearrange these stitches to suit, ie 13 on each of 2 DPNs or 26 on a circular needle.)

Heel flap:

1. *Sl1, K1* across.

2. Sl1, purl across

Repeat these 2 rows 14 times (total of 28 rows worked)

Turn heel:

1. Sl1, knit to 2 stitches after the marker, Sl1, K1, PSSO, K1. Turn.

2. Sl1, purl to 2 stitches after the marker, P2TOG, P1. Turn.

3. Sl1, knit to one stitch before the ‘gap’. S1, K1, PSSO, K1. Turn.

4. Sl1, purl to one stitch before the ‘gap’. P2TOG, P1. Turn.

Repeat rows 3 and 4 until all heel stitches have been worked, ending after a purl row.

Join for knitting in the round:

Knit across the heel stitches. Then pick up and knit 14 stitches along the edge of the heel flap.

Place marker.

Knit across the 26 stitches you left unworked earlier.

Place marker.

Pick up and knit 14 stitches along the edge of the heel flap. Continue knitting to the end of the round.

Gusset:

1. Knit to 4 stitches before the first marker. K2TOG, K2. Knit to the next marker. K2, Sl1, K1, PSSO. Knit to the end of the round.

2. Knit all stitches.

Repeat these two rounds until you have a total of 52 stitches. Remove the 2 markers you added for the gusset (leave the one that marks the start of the round).

Foot:

Knit every round, until the sock measures 1” (5cm) less than foot length. (Measure from back of heel).

Set up for Toe:

Place marker after stitch #13 and place marker after stitch #39.

Toe:

1. Knit to 3 stitches before first marker. K2TOG, K2, Sl1, K1, PSSO. Knit to 3 stitches before second marker. K2TOG, K2, Sl1, K1, PSSO. Knit to end of round.

2. Knit all stitches.

Repeat these two rounds until you have 28 stitches remaining.

Rearrange stitches by placing the first 7 and last 7 stitches on one needle, and the middle 14 stitches on a second needle.

Kitchener/graft the toe. (http://www.knittingatnoon.com/kitchenerst.html)

Weave in ends & wear.

Abbreviations

K = Knit

P = Purl

K2TOG = knit 2 stitches together

Sl1 = slip 1 stitch knitwise

PSSO = pass the slipped stitch over




Thanks to the testers, particularly Lynne!

Directions and photos are ©OzKnitter.

If you find any errors or have any questions, please let me know.
ozknitter AT gmail DOT com

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6 Comments:
  • I still can't believe you wrote out the pattern just for me! ;-)

    You've been a great help to me, starting me on my way and I really appreciate it. We just won't tell T how much some of this yarn costs. LOL

    By Blogger Jaymi, on 03 September, 2008  
  • Lovely pattern & thanks for sharing.

    By Blogger Ann, on 04 September, 2008  
  • Thanks for sharing! This will be perfect for my daughter who keeps requestion 'short' socks!

    By Blogger Rebecca, on 12 September, 2008  
  • I love those socks. Thanks for the pattern

    By Blogger ~ Phyllis ~, on 23 September, 2008  
  • Anyone know what ply yarn is used? I bought a sock yarn and its 1 ply and feel it is way too small, and I looking up fingering weight and read it was 4 ply, is that too big?

    Would love to work up these socks!

    allthingsfee@gmail.com

    By Blogger All Things Fee, on 30 September, 2010  
  • Hi!

    Lovely pattern....One question please. When you turn the heel it says K1. Sl1, knit to 2 stitches after the marker, Sl1, K1, PSSO, K1. Turn. Where do i place my marker??????

    Thanks!

    Louise

    By Blogger Louise, on 22 March, 2021  
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