Knox Socks

Discover the beauty of knitting with our Knox Mountain Park-inspired sock pattern, a delightful addition to your wardrobe and a fantastic way to enjoy the art of handcrafting. Located in the heart of Kelowna, BC, Knox Mountain Park is a stunning natural recreation area where tree-lined trails boast a variety of flora and fauna. As you knit these socks, you can imagine wandering through this enchanting landscape, transitioning from tranquil lakeshores to breathtaking mountain summits – a perfect reflection of the diversity found in the Okanagan region.

Introducing Knox Socks, a versatile and simple stockinette sock pattern designed with an innovative afterthought heel. Whether you prefer knitting toe-up or cuff-down, this pattern caters to your style. Use self-striping yarn to let the colors flow seamlessly, or unleash your creativity by combining your favorite contrasting hues for the heels and toes. The possibilities are endless, making this sock pattern an ideal choice for knitters of all skill levels.

| SIZING |

This pattern is available in a wide range of sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5) (6, 7, 8, 9), which fits baby (toddler, child S, child M, child L) (adult S, adult M, adult L, adult XL). With such an extensive sizing guide, you can create cozy, custom-fit socks for everyone in your family!

| GAUGE/SUGGESTED NEEDLES |

To achieve the perfect fit, maintain a gauge of 32 stitches and 51 rounds over 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch. Keep in mind, a different gauge will affect the final measurements and yardage requirements, so it’s essential to check your tension before starting.

For optimal results, we recommend using 2.25mm (US 1) needles, or the size necessary to achieve the above-mentioned gauge, in your preferred style for knitting in the round. With the right tools and some patience, you’ll create beautiful socks that showcase your knitting skills.

Start your knitting journey today with the Knox Socks pattern and experience the joy of crafting unique and comfortable footwear, inspired by the stunning landscapes of Knox Mountain Park!