How To Make Crochet Socks Pattern With Bosnian Stitch

Making your own crochet socks with the Bosnian stitch is fun and incredibly satisfying. Picture wrapping your feet in the cozy warmth of socks you've crocheted yourself. This technique gives you a thick, durable fabric, perfect for chilly mornings or relaxing evenings at home.

Crochet Socks

Materials Needed:

Approximately 150 grams of thick yarn
Crochet hook size 7 (consider a larger hook for a looser, more elastic fabric)

Sock Pattern

Starting Chain

Cast On:

Begin by casting on a chain of 55 stitches. This number will depend on the size of the foot and instep measurements.

Toe Formation

Row 1:

Crochet 55 connecting stitches.

Rows 2-6:

Start decreasing for the toe. Begin by skipping the first 2 loops in Row 3, then continue to decrease by skipping more loops at the beginning of each following odd row, while the even rows work on all stitches including the skipped ones from previous rows, gradually stepping back in stitches made.

Foot Length

Rows 7-12:

These rows will form the main length of the sock, with no decreases or increases. Follow the pattern consistently to form a tube.

Heel Formation

In Row 13:

Begin decrease. This is essential for heel shaping.

Row 14:

Repeat the pattern of decrease.

Rows 15-20:

Continue similar to Rows 13 and 14, decreasing at strategic points to create a curve for the heel.

Ankle and Cuff

Rows 21-28:

After forming the heel, crochet normally without increased or decreased stitches, maintaining the same number of stitches until the fabric reaches desired length past the ankle.

Finishing

Sewing:

Seamless finish by sewing with a needle using a chain stitch technique, wherein the thread passage mimics the knitting pattern to create an invisible seam.

Additional Tips

Make sure to use a contrasting thread initially for casting on, which will be helpful as a visual guide and for the final seaming.
Keep the fabric loose for elasticity, especially if using thick yarn.
Adjust the sock length by increasing or decreasing the number of rows between the toe and heel sections, based on the foot measurement.

Final Touches

Finishing Off:

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail. Use this tail to make a few final stitches to secure the end and weave in any loose ends for a neat finish.