I was wondering about putting holes in socks on purpose, and this is what developed. It’s an easy pattern; there are double yarn-overs, which you work with one knit and one purl stitch in the next row, and the rest is pretty much just plain knitting.
I used Jojoland Melody Superwash Fingering yarn in colour MS12 (a really lovely dark blue and burgundy shading), two balls of 220 yards (200 m) each to make socks with 10″/25 cm long feet and 10″/25 cm legs from top of the cuff to the bottom of the heel, and had a fair bit left over.
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Here you go: Holes in my Socks!

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Thank you for this great pattern. I think it will be a great summer sock in a light color yarn. Thanks for sharing. I also have the Maidenhair Fern pattern in my list todo.
Reminds me of my childhood. They look like the ones I was allowed to put on on a Sunday! Only mine would be white… fun for playing outdoor!
What a fun pattern, thanks for sharing it. I have a much more colorful yarn – wonder how it will look? Bah – who cares!!
I wonder how it would look in more colourful yarn, too! Send along a pic, if you can.
These are really cute. I think I’ll knit them for my mom in Florida to keep her feet warm during those harsh Florida “winters”.
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