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Knitted Toddler Sock Pattern
This pattern is for straight, single point needle, flat-knitted socks that are easy to knit in fingering weight (or lace weight) yarn. Yarn sold as “sock yarn” is just slightly heavier than fingering weight yarn, but can also be used with this pattern. Pattern is written for a toddler’s or young child’s foot, with a 5 inch overall length to the foot. Other sizes can be knitted by making a few simple adjustments to the pattern.
Flat-knitted, in this pattern, means that the sock is knitted in one long, flat piece, and then the seams are sewn together. For this reason, self-striping yarns that are meant to be knitted in rounds will not always have the stripes line up. The pattern is meant for solid colors, variegated yarns, or socks with a contrasting color in the ribbing.
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Materials Needed to complete the pattern: Size 1 straight single-point needles for ribbing Size 2 straight single-point needles for balance of the sock Fingering weight or sock weight yarn, 3 ounces of your choice Nylon or monofilament sewing thread Darning needle Stitch knowledge required: Knit, purl, slip stitch for casting on, increasing knitwise, knit 2 together, binding off |
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The photo below shows a finished sock made with this pattern.
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