First Time Socks - Magic Loop Technique

This is a very basic top-down sock pattern whose intent is to guide a first-time or newbie sock maker through the process without much wringing of hands and give some variety to the weight of yarns he or she might want to use.

This pattern uses the Magic Loop technique for its construction of a basic, top-down sock. You can choose from fingering weight, sport weight or worsted weight yarn for your project.

Video tutorials are available for the German Twisted Cast-On, the Kitchener Stitch and the Magic Loop technique.

Yarn: 436 yds/400m of fingering weight yarn or 436 yds/400m of sport weight yarn or 436 yds/400m of worsted weight yarn

Needles: US 1/2.25 mm 32” circular -fingering weight or US 2/2.75 mm 32” circular -fingering weight or US 3/3.25 mm 32” circular - sport weight or US 6/4 mm 32” circular - worsted weight