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Candy Corn Socks Adult Sizes
"Sweet Treat for your Feet! Share your love of this treat with making yourself or a loved one a pair of Candy Corn Socks! Don’t like the sugary goodness? Any color or colors can work for this quick and easy pattern. Difficulty: Easy Sizes included: Adult: 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12 All patterns are written in English and use standard American English crochet terms. Permission to sell finished products but not the pattern itself. All patterns have been tested by qualified crochet artists but if you believe there may be an error, please contact me."
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge14 hdc, 10 rows = 4"
Finished SizeAdult: 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, 11/12
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Hook72
Nov 26, 2018
Adorable. There are a few posts of socks that were tested for the designer. They all turned out great. Some were crocheted in solids and others a mash of colors that show the heels and toes. There is a suggestion to block with a sock blocker. Now I have to figure out what that is. Found it in a google search.
Morehouse17
Nov 19, 2018
To date I have never made a pair of socks. The candy corn color is really adorable but may be a color I use at a later date. After reading over the directions I really feel like I can make a pair of adult socks so I think I will start with basic colors and then move to more holiday'ish colors as I grow in crochet.
JaneEK
Nov 09, 2018
Two thingslooks like I missed this out on this Crochet Along, too, and why didnt I think of this idea before? We get Winter here in the Appalachian mountains, so warm socks are a necessity even with bare wooden floors. I love this anklet style, and even though its past Halloween, Im working up a pair of these for myself! Candy Corn is my favorite.
princess6860504
Nov 06, 2018
I love these candy corn socks! I would wear them with my Halloween leggings around the house and just look super cozy and sassy, to boot! It is a fun and quirky gift for a girlfriend. However, it is such that you could easily do these up in holiday colors or nice muted neutrals if that is what you prefer. How about you add a pair of red, green, or gold jingle bells to the back for some goofy Christmas fun?
Tricia108
Nov 06, 2018
I have never crocheted socks but there is always a first time. This pattern looks easy to follow. I love socks and am always looking for patterns for them. When you make your own socks they fit your better than store bought ones. I have small feet so it is nice to have them more form fitting. I won't do it on the candy corn colors but it will be a good way to use some of that stash. Thank you for the pattern.
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