This easy-to-memorize pattern features twisted stitches and a faux cable motif with a tiny eyelet in the center. This pattern offers three different sizes. Socks are knit from the toe up with a gusset and slip-stitch heel. Tiny Eyelet Rib pattern is provided in both written and charted form.

I chose the name PolkaSocks because the patterning is an accordion rib. Plus my best friend’s husband, who recently retired from teaching, loves polka…and has taken up accordion lessons as a new retirement activity. This pattern offers four different sizes and two cuff ribbing options. Socks are knit from the toe up with a gusset and slip-stitc...

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This toe-up sock design with a slip-stitch heel allows you to choose from five different pattern options for the top of the foot and the leg of the sock—or substitute a pattern of your own over the required number of stitches. (And you can always choose plain old Stockinette stitch if you like!) Simply “fill in the blank” in the sock instructio...

A twisted-rib brim flows into panels of baby-fern stitch, each separated by a column of single twisted stitches. The crown decreases are worked into the baby-fern stitch panels for a smooth transition at the top.

Originally available as part of Patternworks’ Essential Accessories™ Club. This hat features chunky cables with columns of garter stitch in between.

Originally available as part of Patternworks’ new Toe-Up Sock of the Month™ Club. These socks feature a zigzagging pattern on the foot and leg, and an afterthought heel to maintain the pattern in self-striping yarn.

Originally part of Patternworks’ Toe-Up Sock of the Month™ Club. Stitch pattern is both charted and written.

Socks are knit from the toe up in a trellis pattern bordered by cables. Stitch pattern is both charted and written.

Sizes:

Originally part of Patternworks’ Toe-Up Sock of the Month™ Club. The hybrid heel includes a combination of gusset increases on the bottom of the foot, a mini short-row heel, and slip-stitch heel back, which allows for a roomier fit than a short-row heel alone.

Sizes: S (M, L)

Additional materials: 4 slippable stitch markers, darning/tapestry needle.

This crescent-shaped shawl/shawlette (that can also be worn as a scarf) begins with the narrow edging, worked side to side. Stitches are then picked up along the straight side of the edging and worked up toward the top.

Pattern calls for 3 balls Grande in main color, and 1 ball each of Grande in two thrum colors (thrums actually use much less than 1 ball, so if you only use 1 color for thrums, you still only need 1 ball of the thrum color).

These socks are knit from the toe up and feature a garter-rib pattern bordered by narrow cables. Though this pattern is only written for one size, the garter ribbing is stretchy enough to fit sizes ranging from an average woman’s foot to an average man’s foot. Plus, it can be easily made larger to fit a wider man’s foot by using larger needles ...

This ribbed headband/earwarmer is worked from the top down and features a ponytail hole at the back as well as an ear/neck flap created with short rows. Choose a fingering-weight, superwash merino sock yarn for optimum sweat-wicking and durability.

This pattern is written for knitting two socks at a time on one long circular needle (magic loop). I recommend a needle at least 32” long -- but I prefer a 40” circular needle for magic loop.

This is a toe-up sock with a short-row heel featuring columns of baby fern stitch separated by columns of ribbing. The stretchy stitch motif combined with a stretchy yarn makes for a pretty stretchy sock. For anklets in U.S. Ladies size 8.5 or smaller, only 1 ball of Patons stretch socks is needed (assuming you unravel any gauge swatch and re-u...

This is a quick knit which uses the helical stripes technique detailed on Grumperina’s blog and in Montse Stanley’s Knitter’s Handbook.

This is a toe-up sock with a short-row heel featuring columns of baby fern stitch separated by columns of ribbing. The stretchy stitch motif combined with a stretchy yarn makes for a pretty stretchy sock. For anklets in U.S. Ladies size 8.5 or smaller, only 1 ball of Patons stretch socks is needed (assuming you unravel any gauge swatch and re-u...

This hat starts off with ribbing in a contrasting color and then switches to a simple 2-stitch cable twist with ribbing in the main color for the crown.

This simple but cute infant hat features a ribbed cuff and crown set off by three contrasting-color stripes that are purled to create a raised effect, adding texture and a bit of an athletic feel.

This super-easy baby hat features a ribbed cuff and a crown with 5 purled stripes in a contrasting color that create a raised-stripe effect against a stockinette ground of the main color.

This is a very simple infant sock pattern with a 1x1 ribbed fold-down cuff, short-row heel and stockinette stitch foot. Pattern is written using the 2 circular needles technique, and assumes you already know that technique. Short-row heel technique is also not explained in detail, since there are many sources in books and online for that.