Designer Spotlight: Retro Fun With a Selection of The Best Vintage Socks Patterns

Posted by Danielle | Jul 20, 2019 | Crochet Patterns, Featured, Knitting Patterns |

Every week I highlight one of my favorite knit, crochet and fiber art designers on Etsy!

This week I’m featuring a selection of vintage sock patterns spotted on Etsy!

1970s Knicker Kneehighs – Get The Pattern
Crocheted Knee Socks Vintage Pattern from Moments In Twine	Vintage Knit and Crochet Tube Socks Patterns from Chatty Crow	Knit Knee-High Bobble Socks Pattern from Chris Ann The Mum Goods
Lace and Rib Knit Retro 60s Stockings	Retro Crochet Socks – Get The Pattern	Vintage Socks – Get The Knitting Patterns
MisMatched Retro Socks – Get the Crochet Pattern	Knit & Crochet Over The Knee Socks – Get The Patterns	Crochet Lacy Knee Highs

See more vintage sock patterns spotted on Etsy!

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