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Anyżki Socks
Anyżki Socks ( polish, star anise - inspired texture) are classic, top-down socks with a subtle, star-inspired texture. The motif is based on the shape of an anise star — a small everyday detail that became the starting point for this design. The structure is clean and easy to memorize, making these socks perfect for long, cozy evenings.
The pattern includes five sizes based on stitch count (52–68 sts in circumference). The socks are worked top-down with a heel flap and gusset, finished with a Kitchener Stitch toe. The design is unisex and works well as an everyday pair or a thoughtful gift.
Gauge and needle size may vary depending on your knitting style. Choose the needle size that helps you achieve the correct gauge.
Yarn:
• Woollala Bamboo Sock (80% SW Merino, 20% Bamboo), approx. 400 m / 100 g
• Fingering weight yarn: 380–420 m / 100 g
• Approx. 60–80 g for a pair (depending on size)
Suggested yarns:
• Isager Sock
• Drops Fabel
• Filcolana Arwetta Classic
• Onion Nettle Sock
Needles:
• 2.25 mm circular needle (80–100 cm), Magic Loop
• Or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions:
• 2 stitch markers
• Tapestry needle
• Sock blockers (optional)
Yarn & Yardage
The sample socks were knit using yarn with approx. 437 yards / 400 meters per 100 g.
Total yarn usage is approx. 55–60 g, which equals about 220–240 meters.
Construction
Anyżki Socks are worked top-down, in the round.
The pattern features a decorative textured stitch on the instep, paired with a smooth stockinette sole for everyday comfort.
The pattern features a decorative textured stitch on the instep, balanced with a smooth stockinette sole for everyday comfort and durability.
The heel is shaped using short rows with Double Stitches (DS), creating a clean, well-fitting heel that follows the natural shape of the foot and avoids gaps or bulk.
The overall construction is simple, thoughtful, and practical — designed to sit comfortably on the foot and work just as well for daily wear as for slow, mindful knitting.
The toe is shaped with symmetrical decreases and finished using the Kitchener stitch for a seamless, rounded result.
The construction is thoughtful and functional, designed to fit well and feel comfortable in daily wear.
Pattern Files
After purchase, you will receive two PDF files:
• a mobile-friendly version, optimized for phones and tablets
• a print-friendly version, without photos or graphics, ideal for printing and knitting from paper.
Due to the number of pages and the detailed explanations, this pattern is best described as a small eBook rather than a single-page sock pattern.
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- First published: December 2025
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