Cozy Cabin Sock Knitting Pattern
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Keep your toes warm with this cozy cabin sock knitting pattern. A simple sock pattern to keep your toes toasty on a cold winter’s night.
About the Pattern
Available Sizes: One
Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart
Pattern Language: English
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
PDF Format: Printer & Mobile Friendly
Bonus: Video
Pattern Name: Cozy Cottage
Techniques
Here are some of the knitting skills you need to know before getting started:
Knit in the Round, Magic Loop Method
Knit & Purl Stitches
Decrease Stitches for the toes
WHAT’S TO LOVE!?
- A quick & easy knit.
- It’s a knit in a weekend kind of project.
- You have cute & cozy socks when you’re finished.
- Customize for gift giving.
- No memorizing, just do the knit stitch on repeat.
- Easy to pick-up where you left off.
Suggested Yarn
Yarn Weight: Worsted
Yardage: 185 – 195 yards {165 – 178 meters}
Suggested Yarn: Cascade Yarns 220, Japanese Maple
Needles & Notions
Needle Size: US 8 {5mm} Circular Needles with a 32” {80cm} Cable, or DPN’s
Extras: Stitch Marker
Gauge
18 STS & 24 rounds per 4” {10cm} square, knit in stockinette stitch
Measurements
Model Foot Size: US 8 1/2 (UK 6.5, Eur 39)
Finished Sock Measurements: 4 3/4″ wide x 14 3/4″ (12cm x 37cm)
Finished Sock Weight for US 8 1/2: 3.17oz (90g)
Sizes
US US 8 1/2 (UK 6.5, Eur 39)
Notes
Not reversible.
Knit top down / cuff to toe.
This is a tube sock, no heel flap.
Knit using the rib & stockinette stitch.
Knit in the round with a circular needle.
When knitting in the round you’re always knitting the right side of your work.
Video Tutorial : K2TOG TBL
FAQ
I haven’t found a good way to knit them flat and join them without creating a thick seam, so the most comfortable way to wear them is when they’re knit in the round.
Definitely! If you cast-on using the same number of stitches with a thinner yarn & smaller needles, you’ll have a smaller socks.
If you cast-on using the same number of stitches with a thicker yarn & smaller needles, you’ll have a larger socks.
Cast-on more stitches in increments of 2.
Cast-on fewer stitches in increments of 2.
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Free Knitting Pattern
Knit in the round using the magic loop method
CO 44 STS, PM, split 22 STS on each needle, join in the round
Rounds 1-25 : *K1, P1*
Knit all remaining rounds until desired length {mine measures 14″ from the beginning}, minus 4 rounds for the toe.
Decrease for the Toe:
Round 1: *K2TOG TBL, K16, K2TOG*
Round 2: *K2TOG TBL, K14, K2TOG*
Round 3: *K2TOG TBL, K12, K2TOG*
Round 4: *K2TOG TBL, K10, K2TOG*
BO in all knit stitches and seam the toe closed.
OR
Use the kitchener stitch to seam the toe closed.
Weave in the ends.
No blocking necessary.
Knitting Abbreviations
*– * – repeat between * to end of round
BO – bind-off in pattern
CO – cast-on {long-tail cast-on method}
K – knit stitches {K1 means to knit 1 stitch}
K2TOG – knit 2 stitches together
K2TOG – knit 2 stitches together through the back loop
P – purl stitches {P2 means to purl 2 stitches}
PM – place marker
STS – stitches
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