New to the Forum and grateful to be here!!!

[Rottie Pibble]

Hi, this is Rebecca and I’m a VERY BASIC crocheter.  My “claim to fame” was crocheting about 50 amigurumi turtles (I gave up drinking and this was  a GREAT way to occupy my hands).  I’m looking for a simple “Super Saver” yarn sock pattern (that doesn’t “SCREAM” crochet) to do as I sit with DH and watch Rick and Morty.  Does anyone have a “knit-looking” sock pattern that isn’t too hard and that used cheap yarn?  Thank you!!!! -Rebecca

[Tampa Doll]

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If you go to seeking Patterns, you should be able to get some help there.

[Granny Square]

Welcome to the 'ville!  I don't know about knit looking, because you want socks to stretch and the most knit-ish looking crochet stitch I can think of  is dense and doesn't stretch (waistcoat stitch), an the next knit-ish looking is a stich with a lot of names, one of which is woven stitch, is probably less solid than I'd personally like for sox. 

Here is a list of worsted weight sox patterns that are free; this is a database that is a combo of off-site patterns and those hosted at Ravelry, you'll have to join Ravelry to download those. 

 

[RecycleCindy]

Hi Rebecca. Here is a basic crochet pattern for a pair of socks I made. They don't look knitted but is a simple pattern. It is hard to make crocheted socks look like knitted socks in my opinion. Best wishes and to Crochetville.

[cshort]

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[Terri/LadySorce]

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