Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks - Lottie Socks Pattern

Welcome to the Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks Challenge! We’re so happy you’ve joined us. Ready for the next step?

Now that you’ve got your yarn ready to go, let’s start knitting our socks! The finished foot circumference at ball of the foot will be: 7 (8, 9, 10)” [18 (20.5, 23, 25.5) cm]. These socks are the perfect pattern to curl up on the couch and get cozy with. Keep them for yourself or give them as a gift once you’ve finished.

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Download the Lottie Socks pattern below to get started!

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Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks – Unraveling Instructions
Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks – Lottie Socks Pattern
Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks – Finishing Instructions

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23 Responses to “Rip & Reuse: Shawl to Socks – Lottie Socks Pattern”

  1. gregory anderson

    I’ve got a number of scarves that will fit this. They have curled up on all edges; I must have done them too tight, eh?
    hahaha

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  2. CHERYL

    I thought this was going to be a class. But all I received were the pattern instructions. Not even a link to a video.

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  3. Catherine Cannon

    Is the link to the finishing instructions not functional until later on in the knit along?

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      Hi Risa. There is no need to sign up again if you already have. If you are having trouble logging in, please email customer service at craftsy@program-director.net with the email you signed up with and we would be happy to assist you.
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      Sarah
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  4. KAREN

    I joined tis earlier and even made a sweater with an instructor. Now I need to join again and my sign in doesnt work????

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  5. maryirene

    dont know hwat to say i think i have u already but seems u want me to sign up join all the time

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  6. Ginnie Hayes

    Love the pattern in these socks, I usually knit toe up socks, so these will make a nice change! :-)

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  7. Ginnie Hayes

    Love the pattern in these socks, I usually knite toe up socks, so these will make a nice change! :-)

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