#Socktober is around the corner! We’re sharing all 21 p/hop sock patterns throughout September on our social media accounts. You can find all our sock patterns and donate over here.
So to celebrate and enable your planning process, there’s a lovely prize up for grabs. We have sock project bag kindly donated by The Little Grey Girl, a set of stitchmarkers donated by Yarnistry, a skein of Ellie and Ada (Superstitions colourway) and some 2.25mm bamboo needles from my own stash.
How to enter: Leave a comment below with you’re favourite p/hop sock pattern.
Rules:
- Competition closes at 20:00 GMT Friday September 22, 2017.
- Winners will be drawn by a random number generator on Sunday, September 25, 2017 and notified by email.
- Prizes will be sent by post.
- Competition open to everyone, including people outside UK.
- No cash alternatives.
- One entry per person.
Good luck folks!
UPDATE: The winner was Emma M! Thanks for taking part everyone.
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I’ve got my second (Can)tab on the needles now and I love it. Its a little unfair because its my only p/hop sock pattern so far, but its currently my favourite sock pattern!
It’s so lovely a p/hop pattern has made it into your favourite sock knits.
Love ❤️ Molly Weasley’s gift socks – love the lacy pattern which is within my skill set!! If I could convince someone else to knit for me, I’d ask for one of Karie’s colourwork pairs – soooo pretty!
Hi Emma! MW socks are a big favourite here too and yes Karie’s colorwork socks <3 <3
I really want to try (Can)tab at some point, but haven’t yet found the perfect yarn for it.
Oooh well maybe the skein of E&A could be the right one?
My favourite sock pattern is Mrs weasley’s. They’re so perfect and cute.
Totally the perfect sock for a HP fan <3
My favourite are the Oscillating Socks, the cables are so pretty!
They are pretty mesmerising.
I love the Chevron De Paix Socks, I haven’t made them yet but I’ve got the yarn ready to go. They look easy to make but the finished socks look fancy!
They are lovely and one of the socks that draw a lot of attention at festivals.
I love anything with chevrons so it’s got to be Chevron for Paid for me.
Chevron de paix sock pattern looks lovely. Im thinking of taking up knitting again after i was interrupted by a close friend who got me hooked on crochet (:
I like the Chevron de paix socks – straight forward but enough going on to keep them interesting.
I loved making Molly Weasley’s gift socks and they earned me First Prize in my local flower show, so they are definitely my favourite pattern. It’s probably about time I made another pair.
I love Without Borders for the simple, repeated motif. V pretty. One day I’ll get my backside into gear and actually make them.
I love the Without Borders Socks. The name is obviously great, but I must admit the fabulous colours used in the pattern pictures are part of the draw. I like stranded socks for the extra warmth, and this pattern is so versatile – choose brights/high contrast to make a statement, or more classic or subtly contrasting colours for a more elegant look.
Thank you for this giveaway! I’m about to cast on Oscillating Socks, so they’ll be my current favourites
I love the Quick and Easy DK socks as it’s a great introduction to socks for people and I love to point new sock knitters in the direction of the pattern!
I haven’t knit them yet, but my favourite is probably the Stained Glass Window Socks.
I love Tis the Season stockings!
Sorry Calypso but too late for this draw, we’ll have another in a few weeks time.
I have yet to make a pair of socks, but I’m becoming more and more inclined to do so!
Sorry Rachel, but too late for this draw. We’ll have another in a few weeks time.