Sunflower Socks Knitting Pattern Four Color Colorworks - PDF Download

English-only pattern

The Sunflower Socks by Skyler Kottke of HoneyLume Co. are designed to bring the warmth of late summer and early autumn to your knitting needles. Featuring a repeating sunflower motif worked in rich golden tones, this pattern captures the cozy charm of sunflower fields, harvest season, and handmade living. Designed with four-color stranded colorwork, these socks create beautiful depth and dimension while remaining wearable for everyday use.

Perfect for autumn knitting, cottage-inspired wardrobes, or anyone who loves nature-inspired colorwork projects.

Pattern Details

Construction: Top-down sock
Design: Repeating sunflower motif
Colorwork: Four-color stranded colorwork design
Heel: Short row heel for a smooth, comfortable fit
Toe: Grafted seam for a clean finish
Skill Level: Intermediate (comfortable with sock construction and stranded colorwork)
File Type: PDF digital download (no physical item will be shipped)

What You’ll Need

Fingering weight sock yar
4 colors total:
• Main background color (Green)
• Sunflower outer petal color (Yellow)
• Sunflower inner petal color (Orange)
• Contrast / Sunflower center color (Brown)

Needles: US 1–1.5 (2.25–2.5 mm), or size needed to obtain gauge
Stitch markers, tapestry needle

Sizing
Adjustable to fit an average adult foot.
The pattern is easy to customize for foot length and leg height, allowing you to tailor the socks to your preferred fit.

Why You’ll Love It

✔ Rich four-color sunflower motif for added depth and visual interest
✔ Cozy autumn-inspired design perfect for seasonal knitting
✔ Engaging stranded colorwork project for experienced knitters
✔ Customizable length and fit
✔ Beautiful in warm harvest palettes or modern floral colorways
✔ Makes a thoughtful handmade gift or heirloom-quality pair for yourself

Important Notes

This listing is for a knitting pattern PDF, not a finished pair of socks.
Pattern is for personal use only. Please do not copy, distribute, or resell the pattern.
You may sell finished socks made from this pattern, but please credit the design to Skyler Kottke – HoneyLume Co.