crochet socks pattern

So, I hurt my back yesterday and I am taking the day off work and spending the day in bed with a heating pad under me, a bottle of Motrin at my side, and my laptop wherever I can use it and be comfy at the same time. I have had these patterns floating around for crochet socks that I have made for my kids. They are scribbled in this type of short hand for crochet patterns that I sorta made up as I went along. I have been wanting to put them on my laptop and in a form that anyone could understand, anyone that crochets that is. Well that is just what I have done and I am going to post it here. Please keep in mind if you use that pattern, it has only been tested by my and I wrote it as I went. If there are any errors, please let me know and I will fix it in the pattern. At this time I don't have a pic of the socks. At some point today I will add a pic for you all to see. :)



Camo socks

Fits 5 year old boy with a shoe size of 11 (I don’t know if its children’s or toddler’s)

Materials:

Worsted weight yard 1 skein of camo, 1 skein of black
Size G hook

Gauge:
I didn’t pay attention to gauge as I made this up as I went.

Abbreviations:
Ch – chain
Sc – single crochet
Sl – slip stitch
Rep – repeat
2 sc tog – decrease over 2 single crochets
Bl – back loop
*note: ch 1 does not count as a sc*
R – row

Pattern: make 2

Tube section of sock with camo yarn
Ch 21

R1: sc in second ch from hook, and in every stitch across. Ch1 turn (20 sc)

R2 - 23: sc in bl only in ever sc across. Ch1 turn

Here you will sl to join r23 to r1 and sl down evenly down the sides to join the sides together. When done you will have the tube section of the sock complete. Turn inside out and you will now have the right side facing you.

R24: sc evenly around the tube, one sc in each row. Sl to join. (23 sc) Finish off.

Heal
With seam in back, attach your black yarn at the 6th sc to the right of the seam.

R1: 1 sc in next 12 sc. Ch 1 turn. (your first sc is in the same sc you attached your yarn to.

R2 – 6: sc in each sc across. Ch 1 turn. (12 sc in each row)

R7: sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc tog twice, sc in 4 remaining sc.

R8: sc in each sc across

R9: sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc tog twice. Fold heal in half, with the wrong side facing you and sl each stich together to close the bottom of the heal ( 4 sl). Un fold heal.

Foot
Switch back to camo now.

R1: sc evenly down the side of the heal (10 sc) across the foot (12 sc) and evenly up the other side of the heal (10 sc) sl to join, ch1 turn.

R2: sc in next 8 sc, 2 sc tog twice, sc in next 10 sc, 2 sc tog twice, sc in next 8 sc. Sl to join, ch1 turn.

R3: sc in next 7 sc, 2 sc tog twice, sc in next 8 sc, 2 sc tog twice, sc in next 7 sc. Sl to join, ch 1 turn.

R4: sc in next 8 sc, 2 sc tog ONCE, sc in next 6 sc, 2 sc tog ONCE, sc in next 8 sc. Sl to join, ch 1 turn.

R5 – 14: 1 sc in each sc around, sl to join, ch 1 turn.
(you can add more rows for a longer foot here, at the end of the last row there should be just enogh space left of the sock for the toes)

Toes
Change back to black here.

R1: sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc tog, *sc in next 6 sc, 2 sc tog* rep * to * around. Sc in any remaining sc, sl to join, ch1 turn.

R2: sc in each sc around. Sl to join, ch 1 turn.

R3: *sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc tog* rep * to* around, sc in any remaining sc. Sl to join, ch1 turn.

R4: sc in each sc around. Sl to join, ch1 turn.

R5: *sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc tog* rep * to * around, sc in any remaining sc. Sl to join, ch1 turn.

R6: *sc in next sc, 2 sc tog,* rep * to * around. Sl to join, ch1 turn.

R7: 2 sc tog around. Sl to join.

Sl in sc by small opening at end of sock to close up toe completely. Finish off. Weave in any ends.