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Maxine's Slipper Socks or Bed Socks
Copyright 2009 - Maxine Gonser
Questions on this pattern? Email Maxine at: angelcat1946@gmail.com
Use an I hook 3 rows of hdc =1
inch 7hdc = 2 inches
Worsted Weight yarn about 3-4 oz
Rnd 1) ch 2. 7 sc in second ch from hook. join with slst to first sc 7 sts
Rnd 2) ch 1. 2 sc in each sc. join with slst to first sc. 14 sts
Rnd 3) ch 1. 2sc in first sc .* ( sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc) repeat from * around. Join with sl st to first sc. 21 sts
Rnd 4) ch1. 2 sc in first sc * ( sc in each of next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc ) repeat from * around. Join with slst to first sc 28 sts
Rnd 5) ch 2 (this does not count as first st in this row or the following rows) hdc in each st around. Join with slst to first st 28 sts.
Rnd 6- 28 ) Repeat rnd 5
Rnd 29) ch 1 . sc in each st around. join with slst to first sc.
Rnd 30-32 ) repeat rnd rnd 29. end off. weave in ends
Maxine wears a size 7 shoe and these fit her as an ankle
length sock. These stretch a little to fit over the heel.
To make larger you can either use a larger hook or you can
add a few stitches in the rounds. (instead of 28 stitches you
could have 32 sts or whatever will fit) (you can do this by increasing
the number of sts in the 4th round or adding another increase sc round.)
You can also add a few rounds in the body of the sock to increase
the length of the sock. these are comfortible to wear and stay
on your feet when you sleep.
And here are the perfect tools for making these awesome sleep-socks!
