Tranquil Moments
Socks are one of my favorite projects to knit; they are small, portable, and incredibly calming to create, not to mention snuggly to wear! Introducing the Tranquil Moments Sock pattern—a delightful and relaxing knit that's simple yet features charming details to keep both the knitting process and the final product interesting. Enjoy an easy, comfortable texture pattern on the instep paired with a snug ribbed arch that gently hugs your foot. The pattern also includes a German short row heel and a rounded toe for an optimal fit—perfect for beginner and experienced knitters alike! These socks are bound to become a staple in your knitting repertoire.
This pattern is crafted for the magic loop method, but it's adaptable for those who prefer alternative knitting techniques such as DPNs or two circulars. With just one skein of yarn, you can whip up a cozy pair of socks that highlight your unique style.
Yarn Requirements
You'll need approximately 230 (265, 300) yards / 210 (245, 275) meters of fingering weight yarn to complete this project. The sample was knitted using just one skein of Premier Serenity Sock Yarn in size S, making it both cost-effective and convenient.
Gauge Information
Achieve a gauge of 32 stitches and 40 rows per 4 inches in stockinette stitch to ensure a perfect fit and desired texture.
Essential Tools
For this project, you'll require size 1 (2.25 mm) 40" circular needles or any size necessary to meet the gauge. Additionally, don’t forget a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds and a tapestry needle for weaving in those pesky ends.
Finished Measurements
The Tranquil Moments socks come in three sizes, with a circumference of 7” (8”, 9”) to accommodate a variety of foot sizes. Create your own pair of cozy, hand-knitted socks that are as unique as you are!
Whether you are an experienced knitter looking for your next project or a beginner eager to expand your skills, the Tranquil Moments Sock pattern is the perfect way to create lovingly crafted socks you'll cherish wearing. Happy knitting!