Join me for a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018! The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the SEVENTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the THIRD pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

noun | port·man·teau | \ port-ˈman-(ˌ) tō \

This is the SECOND pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the FIRST pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

Adding to the original Christmas Stocking Ornament pattern released in 2016, here are two additional versions to adorn your holidays, plus the original.

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This is the SIXTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the ELEVENTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the FOURTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

This is the TWELFTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

Wall Street Socks are knit top down with an appropriately-named Channel Islands cast on and a short row heel.

This is the NINTH pattern in a year-long journey of knitted sock patterns, twelve in all, a new one each month, beginning January 2018. The patterns are inspired by streets, homes, and places of interest from my little town in Southeastern Connecticut.

cotyledon - noun | cot·y·le·don | \ˌkä-tə-ˈlē-dᵊn\ - the first leaf or one of the first pair or whorl of leaves developed by the embryo of a seed plant.

Choose to make matching socks or fraternal twins with this unique pattern that features a pretty leaf motif at the front of the leg, and faux cable ribbing at the back.

In sand or snow, this scarf or small shawl is lovely draped over your shoulders or multi-wrapped around your neck.

Lace blocks edged in garter stitch rows frame wispy eyelet in this lovely shawl: a perfect complement to everything from jeans to evening dress.

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Featuring panels of a simple sunburst knot pattern, separated by rows of cables, these socks are knit in the round, cuff down, on 4 double-pointed needles for sizes medium (7-8) and large (9-10) with (large) in parentheses, and guaranteed to make you smile the whole while!

A field of flowers reaching their

A lacy shell texture and silky yarn give this delicate, feminine design elegance and grace. With thoughts of spring in the air, lighter-weight yarn was used for the samples in three weights and color ways, but could easily translate into heavier versions with worsted or bulky weight yarns, using larger needles.

This cowl is knit with various stitch styles in color blocks, and designed to wear long or wrap once. Fingering yarn in a soft merino and cashmere blend give it beautiful drape and soft comfort, and makes it light enough to transition into spring.

This is a unique sock pattern which offers three versions with different yarn weights. Directions are written for Ladies Medium in either lace, fingering or sport weights, but can be adjusted simply by choosing a heavier yarn for a larger sock, or a lighter yarn for a smaller sock. The leg and foot are also adjustable by changing the number of ...

Make a few of these delightful pieces in an afternoon! Try adding a textural lace yarn to the cuff for a fuzzy effect, or use any holiday color or combination that fits your décor.

This sumptuous, luxurious, feather-light scarf is extravagant and warm! No worry about gauge as after blocking it will be as wide as it needs to be and you can adjust the length to make it short for one wrap, or even longer for several wraps. The unique ruffle at each end makes it feminine and versatile. Choose any DK weight yarn or heavier, bu...

This adorable hat is quick and easy with a little bit of stranded color work to keep it interesting. The rolled brim makes it very versatile in size. The four sizes offered can be altered further by making the brim shorter or longer, or using lighter or heavier yarn with smaller or larger needles. The gauge is forgiving, as the hat stretches ni...

This lightweight, cozy sock pattern shows its design best when worn. The lace and cable designs are pretty when they’re stretched to a foot and the seamless heel fits perfectly without bulky, uncomfortable stitches. Knit up in North Light Fiber’s Forever Lace makes it soft and durable. Color featured is Sky Blue.

This pattern is fun to knit and the heel is seamless and smooth for a snug fit and interesting design down the back. Working with Forever Lace from North Light Fibers makes it a soft and elegant pair of socks. So comfy!

These socks are a fun, unique design reminiscent of the regal whales’ tails we see in New England. The repeated lacy cable runs up the back of the leg with a ribbed front, and a portion of the back-leg design is repeated along the top of the foot to the toe. The short row heel fits snugly and has clean lines. I loved knitting them with North Li...