The Tiramisu Socks are one of my favorite patterns to recommend for newer sock knitters. Read on for more information about where to buy the pattern, details and specs, an easy shopping list, and more.
![A top-down photo of a pair of light green handknit socks laid out on a white marble countertop. The socks have simple columns of purl stitches for textural decoration. Next to them are some white roses and a white teacup and saucer full of milky coffee.](https://www.abeeinthebonnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/il_1588xN.2428342973_c0tg-1-820x1024.webp)
Etsy
Here’s where you’ll find the Tiramisu Socks on Etsy.
Ravelry
Here’s where you’ll find the Tiramisu Socks on Ravelry.
Easy Shopping List
In case you want to knit the Tiramisu Socks using the exact materials I did, here is a shopping list with easy links for you. Some of these are affiliate links, which means if you choose to buy something through those links, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I will always identify affiliate links for you. Thanks for supporting my work!
Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock (the yarn shown in the sample is unfortunately no longer available, but this is a good substitute with the same fiber content)
Chiaogoo US Size 1.5 (2.5 mm) short circular needles (affiliate link)
The DPNs I’ve used since 2009 (affiliate link)
Stitch markers (budget option) (affiliate link)
Stitch markers (fancy option) (affiliate link)
About the Tiramisu Socks
One of my favorite things about tiramisu is all the layers—the sponge cake, the mascarpone, the chocolate. Those stripes look like striations of delicious sediment.
The textured stripes in this socks reminded me of the stripes in one of my favorite desserts. I knew what I had to name them. They’ve got lots of simple texture and an easy short-row heel that uses wrapless turns. You’ll be able to take these socks anywhere and work on them just about any time.
![A pair of light green handknit socks are laid out on a white marble countertop. The socks are crossed at the feet. This photo focuses on the toes and feet of the socks.](https://www.abeeinthebonnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/il_1588xN.2380736178_1nrd-768x1024.webp)
Tiramisu Socks Details and Specs
SIZES
S, M, L
Finished sock dimensions: 7.5” (19 cm), 8.75” (22 cm), 10” (25.5 cm) circumference (Note: most people like their socks snug, so choose a finished sock size that is slightly smaller than your actual foot)
MATERIALS
Fingering weight yarn, 300-380 yds (274-348 m)
Suggested yarn: The Wool Barn Cashmere Sock, 80% Superwash Extrafine Merino 10% Cashmere 10% Nylon, 100gr 383 yds (350m)
GAUGE
4” (10 cm) square = 32 stitches x 40 rows in stockinette
NEEDLES
One set of needles for your preferred style of small-circumference knitting in a size to match gauge listed above
Suggested needle size: US 1.5 (2.5 mm)
TOOLS
One stitch marker for beginning of round; optional additional markers between pattern repeats
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
Techniques: knitting through the back loop, wrapless short rows, increases, decreases, knitting in the round, stockinette grafting
![A zoomed-in photo focused on the toe of a handknit sock knit in a soft green color. The rest of the sock blurs away into the background.](https://www.abeeinthebonnet.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/il_1588xN.2380736242_bpc1-768x1024.webp)
If You Like the Tiramisu Socks, You’ll Also Like…
If there’s one thing I’ve discovered in my years as a knitter, it’s that many of us have favorite motifs we like to revisit. In case you’re the same, here are some suggestions based on this pair of socks.
The Serenity Mitts, a fingering-weight pattern using a variation on this simple stitch motif
The Grandmillennial Shawl, a great shawl pattern for beginners with a simple texture
The Grumpy/Sunshine Socks, a sock pattern with simple, soothing stitches
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