Christina Lively

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Knitting: Ankle Sock
I have been knitting socks for almost two decades and had never knit shorty socks for myself until last year. Once I gave them a whirl I loved them! I could finally continue wearing hand knit socks year ‘round! I was on a mission to create a sock with a simple cuff with an extra tab on the back of the socks to help with heel coverage to prevent...
Knitting: Ankle Sock
If you are like me you probably have a favorite pair of Chuck Taylor’s (or boat shoes or loafers) that you just cannot find the perfect socks for. I prefer a no-show sock with my low-cut shoes and good stay put no-show socks are hard to come by. Every pair of no-show socks I have owned has had one of two problems: either they roll down and bunc...
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Inspired by my hike up Mount Katadhin, (Maine’s tallest mountain), with my Dad, I created these beautiful socks for his Christmas gift. Floats are used to create the image of pine trees, which are prevalent in the Maine woods. These socks are constructed from the toe up with two options for the heel.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Hand knit toys have been my special gift to wee babes for over a decade. As soon as the expectant mother would make the announcement I would start the search for the perfect animal to fit the family. When I found out I was being blessed with a second nephew I wanted to make a raccoon to join the outdoorsy family, but I couldn’t find just the ri...
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
My original purpose for designing these socks was to make a manly and crisp sock that would keep my southern-born boyfriend’s feet warm during the cold New England winter. The use of sport weight yarn allows for a warmer sock without the bulk, so they can still fit nicely underneath a pair of winter boots. These socks are constructed from the t...