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5 Fun Sock Patterns

Five unusual sock patterns that bring a smile, from socks knit entirely flat to a crocodile design, a clever slipper and patchwork house socks.

Feet in grey leggings wearing patchwork socks in squares of tan, green, orange, teal and blue.
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There are a ton of ways to knit socks so we pulled together some of our favorite unusual sock designs that bring a smile to the face.

If you’re looking for a sock knitting challenge, or something that’s a little unusual, there’s something here for you.

Feet in bright pink socks with orange and white striped cuffs, crossed on a pale wooden floor.

Over Easy Sock by Holli Yeoh

Why we love it: Holli is a friend of the Yarnist and these are incredibly cool socks are knit entirely flat! 🤯

Green knitted alligator toy with open jaws and yellow button eyes, standing on a wooden surface.

Crikey! by Emma Burmudez

Why we love it: I mean who doesn’t want their feet eaten by a crocodile? I can’t be the only one…

Feet in red and white striped knitted socks resting on a grey blanket with a deer silhouette.
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Wanderway Socks by Bernadett Hegedüs

Why we love it: To be honest I’m not exactly sure how these socks are constructed. There’s some clever stuff going on here.

Grey fair isle socks with mustard motifs, worn on bare feet in one photo and laid on a mustard cushion in another.
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Spadok by Anna Radchenko

Why we love it: I’ve never seen a slipper like this. Not only does it have a unique construction, it has beautiful colorwork.

Woman reading on a tan sofa, wearing patchwork socks in orange, green, blue and cream squares.
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Patchwork House Socks by autumngeisha

Why we love it: These gorgeous socks use mitered corners to create their unique look. Plus they’re great for using up scraps.

Conclusion

So there you have it!

Those are some of our favorite raglan sweater patterns.

What are you favorite similar projects?

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