Another Pattern Needed

[Fallen angel]

I just bought a bunch of sock yarn and its saying to use size B hook. I cant find any crocheted patterns, they are all for knitting. The only ones I can find are for books at $20.00 a pop. Since Im not sure if I would like these I dont want to invest that much money.
If anyone can find any EASY crochet sock patterns for me that calls for a size B hook I would really appreciate it.
Thanks once again
~Kim:hook

[dewbaby00]

What is a size b hook?????

I made a pair of these for my dh they work up pretty easy
http://www.crochetme.com/issue_1/socks_in_shoes.html

http://www.graftonfibers.com/socks.htm

[Empress Busy Bee]

A B hook is pretty small: B C D E F G H . . .
It's a 2.25 metric.

http://www.crochettreasures.com/conversion.htm

[birdlady1]

Can someone explain what a "toe up" sock means?

[dewbaby00]

the toe up sock means you start where the toes go and work up to the ankle....

[Chrome Kitty]

I just made one of these today:
http://www.wovenspun.com/fp_veesocks.htm
Here are some more ideas:
http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/socks.php

[birdlady1]

the toe up sock means you start where the toes go and work up to the ankle....

Thanks for the explanation, which seems the most logical way to make socks:lol . Are there actually patterns where it starts at the other end? :think Seems they'd be rather tough to do!

[Wendy79]

Top-down socks (in knitting, anyway) are actually more traditional than toe-up.

[dewbaby00]

The crochetme pattern starts at the ankle. I made a pair for my hubby

here are a few pics they were pretty easy....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v223/dewbaby00/DCP_0003.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v223/dewbaby00/DCP_0002.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v223/dewbaby00/crochet7001.jpg