Sister “adult sizes” pattern to Puffy Cuffs Baby Sox

These socks mixing roving diagonals and verticals stripes of different textures to create “clashes” that show up best on solid or slightly tonal yarns with strong stitch definition and are super interesting to knit. They are recommended to knit one at a time on 9” circulars to avoid having to cable, increase or decrease across joins and feature...

These cheery unisex socks feature a lovely himalayan yak / merino blend that contrasts the lovely natural gray of the yak fur with pops of bright color hand-dyed by the talented Micki Landram Christensen of “a thing for string”. This pattern accentuates the color pops by using drop stitch patterns when the color appears and simple stockinette t...

These anklets are perfect for the Red Raider in your life! Each color stripe is associated with a different “techture” and the sport weight yarn knits up super fast on 9” circular needle (or DPNs).

Diagonal increases and decreases combine with a vibrant, gradient colorway to create socks that evoke images of stained glass panels of butterflies and hearts. The cuffs have an extended ribbing along the sides that ensure a comfortable fit for any calf size.

This design was inspired by the coat color of a brindle English Mastiff.

Clean lines and a Southwest theme inspired these simple colorwork socks. While these could be knit with any complementary color palette, the subtle elegance of the design lends itself to the rich autumn tones of New Mexico. Color rather than fancy stitchwork brings out the interest in this mid-calf length design.

This unisex ski cap uses brightly colored stripes and trios of vertical cables to catch the eye and add interest to the knitting process. Or, knit it with a camouflage colored yarn for an elegant military style look. It’s a fun and fast knit using a bulky weight yarn that will keep your head nice and toasty for a day on the slopes, or anywhere ...

These elegant one or two­-at-­a-­time toe-­up socks feature an attractive lace pattern contrasted with “bands” of very lightly cabled rib and a texture that will be very comfy either inside of a shoe or worn alone. The repeated lace motif is only eight rows long so it’s very easy to lengthen or shorten the pattern to your foot length. The short...

These sport-weight socks are a warm and fast knit perfect for toddling around the house in on a cold, winter day. The cross-bar design on the main foot is inverted for the cuff making these socks perfect to wear with a folded cuff. Bring out your wildest variegated colors because this design brings out the splashes of color contrast without bei...

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These relatively simple, two-at-a-time toe-up baby socks with a gentle ribbing and repeating cross-bar motif look way more complicated than they are!

These relatively simple, two-at-a-time toe-up socks display a simple unisex geometric stair-step pattern that complements a gradient or self-striping yarn extremely well. The stair-steps are topped off with a spunky spiral pattern and a stretchy ribbing.

One pattern, two ways to love! These just-above-the-ankle length socks work equally well with a single yarn or using two complementary yarns for contrast in the heels, toes, and cuffs. These socks are well suited for solid colors or for yarns with a gentle gradient. The pattern is super easy to adjust if you prefer a longer sock, with repeats a...