Toddler Lovely Blue in Pink Sock

**Toddler Fair Isle Socks Pattern inspired by Rachel Coopey’s “Bertha” Design** Looking for a fun and colorful knitting project for your little one? Get inspired by Rachel Coopey’s stunning sock design, “Bertha,” featured in the book “Sock Knitting - 18 Innovative Designs.” After creating my own adult version of these delightful fair isle socks, I was inspired to craft a toddler-friendly adaptation with some personalized modifications. This pattern offers three sizes based on age and foot length, making it easy to knit perfectly fitting socks for toddlers. Each sock in the pattern can be worn on either foot, which is why we refer to them as Sock 1 and Sock 2, rather than labeling them as right or left. This versatility not only makes the pattern user-friendly but also adds a whimsical touch to your child’s wardrobe. Knit from the top down, these seamless socks are crafted with a convenient bind-off at the toe for a polished finish. Additionally, my choice of materials ensures comfort and durability; I used Anko DK (8 ply) acrylic yarn in charming shades of Light Pink and Light Blue. Each color requires just 1 ball of yarn (50 grams each), making this project efficient and budget-friendly! Whether you’re a seasoned knitter or just starting out, this toddler fair isle sock pattern is a great way to build your skills and create a beautiful, practical item for kids. Perfect for gifting or keeping your toddler’s tiny toes warm, these socks are sure to become a favorite in your child’s wardrobe. Download the free pattern today and bring the joy of knitting to your little one's feet!