Inspired by the end-to-end Polarity Hat pattern, this sock knitting journey begins with a four-petal, flower toe (the compass rose). Scale a series of mountains as you climb towards the cuff.

These summery ankle socks are knit from the top down, have a square turn heel and a propeller toe. Twining is used to create an interesting color pattern and dense, cushioned fabric that gives extra comfort and support to the heel flap and turn heel as well as the footband around your arch.

This wooly knit sock pattern is a tribute to our fiber friend, the sheep! The socks are worked from the toe up so the happy ewe face can be duplicate stitched on with minimal fuss. The body of the sheep had a lightly textured appearance to imitate its wooly fleece. The socks have a contrasting shadow wrapped short row heel.

Knit from end to end with no joining, this 2-layer- 2-color hat pattern is cozy and reversible. The hat tops have 4-petal flower shaping. A lightly lacey, peak and valley type stitch pattern allows the color of the inner layer to peek through. A simple picot edging helps you transition from the first layer to the second as you knit and makes th...

This warm weather, cotton-blend shawl pattern is perfect for travel knitting or travel wearing. The asymmetric, three sided design features a sawtooth edge and delicate picot bind off.

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Knit entirely in the round with no heel turn. These lightly textured socks are worked from the top down with self-patterning yarn and have a contrasting cuff, toe and afterthought heel. The heel is added after the rest of the sock is completely knit making the pattern easy to adjust for different foot lengths.

This easy-to-wear poncho pattern is knit in the round, from the top down and has simple raglan shaping. There are evenly-spaced, dimensional stripes to accentuate the stunning color shifts which naturally occur in the recommended HiKoo Concentric yarn.

This slightly asymmetric, triangular shawl was inspired by the Muscovy ducks who waddle around the Treasure Goddess Yarn studio. Duck prints walk their way up the straight edge of the shawl as you knit. Contrasting garter ridges add a pop of color and texture.

Chasing Butterflies is a gorgeous one-cake shawl that celebrates the joy of lace. With its easy-to-remember repeats, enjoy the adventure as this lightweight project flutters across your needles. 

Today’s the day to celebrate the leftover yarn bits found in your stash by knitting a colorful pair of socks. These socks are knit from the toe up, with a spiral toe, flapless gusset heel and have a lightly cabled design to add interest to your knitting.

This pattern is a playful experiment in color theory. The trio of coordinating “mismatched” socks is created by rearranging the order of three contrasting colors when you knit each sock.

This knit sock pattern uses fingering weight yarn and has seven sizing options that accommodate most adult sized feet.

With concealed, side-entry pockets, this scarf with wide, ribbed cables is sure to become a cold weather favorite.

Perfect by itself or paired with the coordinating Cereus Sweater. This gender neutral, ribbed hat is worked from the cuff up. The hat can be worn with the cuff folded over for an extra layer of warmth or unfolded for a more slouchy look.

These sweet socks are knit from the toe up, with Japanese short row toes and heels, and mirrored textured and lacy, waffle-like stitchwork on the foot and leg.

With mirrored “S” and “Z” twist cables, these gender neutral socks are knit from the toe up beginning with a square toe and feature a gusset and flap heel. Both charted and written instructions for the stitch pattern are included.

This pattern was part of the PNW LYS TOUR 2021.

Knit a simply-patterned, gender-neutral, pair of toe-up socks with a rounded wedge toe and three different heel shaping options. The gusset and flap heel is a good fit for adults with an average instep. The gusset heel is a good fit for adults with a higher instep. The short row heel is a good fit for adults with a lower instep.

This double knit scarf pattern has two repeating motifs, a burst (or snowflake) and a bloom (or flower), and was designed with beginning double-knitters in mind. The color pattern is charted.

Perfect by itself or paired with the Cereus Hat. This seamless yoke sweater is knit from the top down with a simple, ribbed texture. The design features seamless construction, gender-neutral shaping, a rounded neckline and long sleeves.

Join the It’s All Right Moebius MKAL! Each week on Friday, by 9am Pacific, we will update the pattern file, and we will send a notification to you that you can download the next set of instructions. Work at your own pace (remember, knitting is supposed to be fun!) and engage with your fellow makers in the Ravelry group HERE.

Knit a simply-patterned, gender-neutral, pair of top down socks with three different heel shaping options. The flap and gusset heel is a good fit for adults with an average instep. The gusset heel is a good fit for adults with a higher instep. The short row heel is a good fit for adults with a lower instep.

This knit sock pattern uses worsted weight yarn and has four sizing options that accommodate most adult sized feet.

This knit, Japanese knot bag pattern is sized for use as a small project bag or handbag. It is worked in the round, from the bottom up. The stitch pattern includes both charted and written instructions. The wrong side of the stitch pattern is almost as pretty as the right side, so if finished neatly, the bag could be reversible.

This knit sock pattern, graded to fit most adult sized feet, will help you practice your colorwork and use up some of those yarn scraps from your stash. The socks are worked from the toe up so you can easily make the leg any length you desire. The pattern includes a simple color chart with recommended colors, as well as grayscale charts you can...

Each week, the Solacer Wrap MKAL pattern file was updated to include the following sections:

This whimsical, “mismatched” knit sock pattern is a bit Seussical. It features a simple, striped, two-color, mosaic design. The pattern includes a basic stitch chart. These socks are worked from the leg down with an afterthought heel and a rounded, wedge toe.

These socks, graded to fit most adult women’s sizes, are worked from the top down and feature a lacy leg, heel flap, square turn heel, lightly patterned stitchwork across the top of the foot and a spiral toe.

These socks, graded to fit most adult-sized feet, are worked from the top down and have a flap-less gusset heel, sometimes known as a Strong heel, a decorative flower toe, and a textured stitch pattern.

These socks, sized to fit most women and men, are worked from the toe up. The pattern features a geometric, two color, stair-step design created with a technique known as mosaic, or slip stitch, colorwork. The socks have a star toe and shadow wrapped short row heel shaping.

Wondering about the pattern name? These gender neutral socks are knit from the bottom up (toe up) and the slanting stitch pattern is created without the use of cables.

Is “shlanket” a word?

This lanyard-style phone pocket, with I-cord strap, can be worked either form the bottom up or the top down. The pocket has a stretchy, rolled opening and can snugly fit a phone that is slightly larger than the case itself.

This summery, V-neck, seamless yoke sweater has lacy raglan short-sleeve shaping, and flattering darts to enhance the form fitting shape. The pattern features a decorative floral panel down the front, and a column of pretty pollinators down each sleeve.

Learn to knit top down socks. These socks were originally designed as a four week KAL with Makers’ Mercantile (see discussion thread) in May 2019.

When you first cast on this Mobius, you may sigh “oh” because cast on technique may be new to you and there are a lot of stitches to cast on. After working a few rounds of the easily memorized 12-stitch pattern you’ll exclaim “Oh!” when you discover how the design creates a one sided wrap with mirrored diagonal stripes and only one edge, the bo...

While none of the stitches or techniques used in this knit sock pattern are overly difficult to understand, they can require a little patience and care. However, the attention to detail is well worth the effort.

This unisex knit sock pattern got its name from the leaf-like cabled panels at the front and back of the socks and the slender trunk-like ribs up the sides. These socks are knit from the toe up and have a wedge toe and an afterthought heel.

The stitch pattern used to create the dimensional texture of these socks is a petite cousin of the Honeycomb. The socks are worked from the toe up with a German short row toe and heel. This pattern is written in needle neutral terms and can be worked on dpns or with the magic loop method on long circular needles.

These shortie, or ankle, socks are worked from the top down with a band heel and rounded wedge toe. The socks feature a zigzag pattern down one side of the foot and the socks are mirror images of each other.

The Azalea Sock is a redesign of my Princess Azalea Sock. It features an easy, twisted cable rib around the leg and eyelet rows across the foot. The sock is worked from the leg down and has yarn over, short row heels and toes.

These colorful socks are worked from the toe up and have an afterthought heel. Both the toe and heel are star shaped. This pattern is written in needle neutral terms so that it can be worked on dpns or circular needles.

A feminine, breathable sock knitting pattern for warmer weather. These socks are knit from the leg down with an airy eyelet design, Eye of Partridge heel flap, traditional French turn heel and a star toe. There is no Kitchener grafting.

This ear warmer headband and finger-less, layering mitts pattern was designed as a KAL (knit along). The headband features a provisional cast on and invisible Kitchener stitch join. The mitts feature a gap-less, long tail cast on, shaped thumb gusset and a picked up thumb. A bowknit stitch is used in all of the pieces.

This nautically inspired cabled cardigan is perfect for everyday wear. The Propeller and Six Strand Cables are both worked over the same number of rows making the design more visually balanced and easier to knit.

I was giddy when my adult daughter asked if I would design a sweater especially for her. She had a very specific list of requirements, though.

This pattern was written specifically for the Whale Done Socks skill building KAL on my blog.

I have been imagining a set of hand knit Christmas stockings for as long as I can remember.

This knitting pattern is a little unconventional because it is for a “mismatched” sock trio instead of a matching pair. If you prefer, you could choose your favorite color combo and make two matching socks.

Cables are the quintessential knitting technique. This baby afghan features a delicate mixture of zig zag and X-O cables, as well as simple stitches, like the garter stitch, for an heirloom quality design.

Welcome baby boy with a knit, geometric block afghan in aqua, green and white. The squares are made up of zig zag, circle and square motifs.

I was so excited when I found out that my sister in law is having a baby girl, that I started designing a sweet afghan. The result, “Hearts and Stripes.”

I love making custom projects, so when a friend asked me to make a sock monkey Christmas tree skirt for her epic sock monkey themed Christmas celebration I jumped at the opportunity to create a new pattern.