This pattern is very customizable. Standard sizing stitch counts of 56, 64 and 72 stitches are included but stitches may be added or subtracted without worry. Just make your heel flap over half the total stitches.

This pattern was released in November 2017 for the Blue Moon Fiber Arts Rockin’ Sock Club members. The theme was “Pretty Little Short Rows” It is now available to the general public.

• This pattern is stretchy and when choosing a size, you should be confident that the cast on amount you normally choose will work for you.

As a child, a trip to the Theatre was a rare event. Each time I went, the scale of the spectacle was so overwhelming. Aisle after aisle of seats leading down to the stage and even seats high up in the walls! It seems my seats would always end up either in the Mezzanine, or the Parterre. Just behind the Orchestra seating.

This top down sock features a heel flap and gusset. The gusset is on the bottom of the foot and creates arch shaping for a perfect fit. An optional double gusset allows for a customized fit to decrease away any extra stitches left after the initial gusset decreases.

This basic sock pattern includes a chart with cast-on numbers for a wide range of sizes and gauges. It is written for the experienced sock knitter, not a beginner. The unique part of this pattern is the double gusset heel, a technique I developed several years ago. It results in a heel that hugs the foot and creates arch shaping for the most co...

Formerly known as the “Solid Socks Mystery KaL June 2013” - these are an adult Bobby Sock!

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Designed for the Dubai Knits Yarn Club 2012.

Spring Showers bring May Flowers!

You know the acronym, and I bet you like to keep it simple with your lace shawl knitting sometimes too. The K.I.S.S shawl is exactly that. A simple, curved, shawlette that can be made with one skein of sock yarn, or larger by simply continuing the repeats until you’re sick of knitting or using a heavier yarn. Use size US 5 needles for sock yarn...

Sometimes you just want a nice, cozy, slouchy hat. With style. Sometimes you wish that hat wasn’t so slouchy. Have the best of both worlds with Rouched & Ready. Undulating basketweave rib gives this cozy hat texture, while a clever double knit stockinette column creates a tube designed to keep your head warm while allowing for the hat to be...

This is a 64 stitch sock designed to fit an average woman’s foot with a circumference of 8.5 inches. To adjust size, please adjust needle size and/or weight of yarn.

This pattern uses a circular cast-on to create a round toe, an afterthought heel, and double knit picot hem. The afterthought heel mimics the look of the round heel. This pattern allows handpainted yarn to do it’s thing. Just let it be.

Can be done with any weight yarn and the needle of your choice.

Who says that a pair has to be made out of the same pattern? If they’re made with the same yarn, then theoretically, they’re a matching pair right? Calvin & Ripple are made out of the same fur, but they couldn’t be more different. And believe me, they make quite a pair.

The pattern is written as an introduction/tutorial to my favorite sock architecture. It is 5 pages long, and does have a good bit of my own notes/tips included. Of course, I am always available for any assistance you may need with this pattern.

Create a shiny Jayne Hat style Cozy for your GPS! Written for a gauge of 3 stitches to the inch for a 9.5 inch circumference cozy (model shown is a Magellan Maestro) this pattern provides the math to create your own cozy for a custom fit. Be sure to use cotton! We don’t want our electronics to be damaged by moisture absorbing wool!

Gauge is not important on this handy market bag. As written, this uses every bit of one skein of Euroflax Linen. If you have extra yarn in your stash you may choose to finish it off with a single crochet edging around the handles and top of bag. The linen makes this bag really sturdy, but any kitchen cotton can be substituted. For something lik...

This pattern takes the original Red Dwarf pattern a step further, taking advantage of the easy-going nature of the random ribbing between the two lace panels and shaping the sock to go all the way up to the knee! The pattern as written is for a 50 stitch sock at 6 spi but this pattern is so easily adaptable to any stitch count you can use finge...

from Cristi:

New version of authors site has a downloadable doc file from turtlegirl76.com/free-patterns/

Fair isle chart is from the Knitscene tutorial from the Fall/Winter 2005. Now available as a free download on knitting daily.

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