Chip Checkered Socks Designer Knitting Pattern
Chip Checkered Socks Designer Knitting Pattern
Chip Checkered Socks Designer Knitting Pattern

Chip Checkered Socks Designer Knitting Pattern

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Checks and ribs have been paired up to create a pair of socks that can run rings around the typical store-bought variety.

Complimentary StitchSaver™ Row Checker

Designer Knitting Pattern
This pattern’s checkered panels, a simple combination of stockinette and purl stitches, could turn any guy into a fan of hand-knitted socks. Especially since our design was written for a durable cotton blend with silk and nylon that is also nice and comfy.

StitchSaver™ Row Checker

“It is hard to make a mistake with our unique complimentary Row Checker. It helps you keep track of stitch count row-by-row for each section of the pattern, plus all increase and decrease shaping. With check off boxes for each row you can put this project aside for a week, a month or a year and return to the exact spot where you stopped.” - James

Knitting Help
For your convenience, I’ve collected knitting tips and links to videos that will make knitting your men’s project easier and even more fun. Knitting Help

Yarn:
This sock pattern was designed for the following yarn.

HiKoo’s CoBaSi 55% Cotton, 16% Bamboo, 8% Silk, 21% Elastic Nylon
This fiber blend is wool free to avoid irritation or over heating, soft and gentle on the hands with a wool-like stretch and machine washable.

Skeins needed for this pattern: 2

Gauge: 36 sts and 53 rows = 4”/10cm in stockinette

Suggested Needles and Notions:

  • US1 double-pointed needle*
  • Stitch Markers

* or size needed to obtain gauge

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A link to this Downloadable Pattern will be provided after checkout, as well as via email. Downloadable Patterns are nonrefundable.

Testimonials

Sophisticated, elegant, stylish, chic. After seeing James’ collection, I may give up needlepoint.

Patsy A.

These designs take men's sweaters to a whole new level of luxury and deliciousness. Might have to get a new man once my divorce goes through, just so I can knit him a James Cox Knits sweater.

Florence Q.