As of 12/19/13 the eBook includes all 8 socks—Rosie’s Firestarters, Izzy’s Bouncin’ Blues, Jenn’s Subtle Majiks, Jasmine’s Ethereal socks, Justin’s Stubborn Socks, Mina’s Protective Socks, Casey’s Solitary Socks, and Rosie’s Nightswimming Socks.

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The heroine of Grounded, Hannah Rose, has some … challenging and unpredictable talents. One of her skills that isn’t in question, though, is her knitting. For that reason, we’ve created Rosie’s FireStarters.

My sister thought a knitted Möbius was not possible.

Because I don’t like dishcloths but I do like mindless knitting from time-to-time, I started building this little ditty. The texture of the fabric makes it quite absorbent (just wash your cotton well before using to remove any sizing).

Daisy has become a bit of a meme and her hats have moved up in the world with her. Why not throw another hat (ahem) into the ring?

This Coffee Cozy uses a part of a motif I’ve been using in my Finnish patterns for the “Knitting XX from Around the World” books (socks, scarves, mittens, sweaters).

This toy is a fabulous math lesson for your young friends (or yourself) and is also--as I’ve learned--a nice stress toy for kids with ADD.

Made for the RedBud color way.

made from ancient stash yarn (Bucilla Flamé--not even listed on Ravlery!) this little dude has a LOT more knitting to it than you’d expect, but it’s a nifty little project that grows quickly.

Wensleydale is a quick-to-knit buddy for Cheddar, the CraftLit critter.

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Instructions for short rows given with photos. Two options for edgings are given.

This cap was born of necessity--I wear my hair up in a hairclip (an old banana clip) and I don’t have a hat that fits over the clip—UNTIL NOW!

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Easy way to learn double knitting!

This is an instructional pattern eBook that walks you through the steps you need to knit a sock (any gauge, yarn, needle size) toe-up and provides a “cheat sheet” pattern at the end. Because it is an eBook, there are links throughout to tutorials and web pages that will help you with the trickier elements of construction(1). If toe-up construct...

This is a free pattern eBook that walks you through the steps you need to knit a sock (any gauge, yarn, needle size). Because it is an eBook, there are links throughout to tutorials and web pages that will help you with the trickier elements of construction(1).

The pattern is for both an adult size using CYA 6 (super bulky) or a child’s size using CYA 5 (bulky). Child’s mitts take a size 10US/6mm dpns or circs. The pattern is very forgiving on sizes.

Toe up sock using Knitty’s Magic Cast-on, then a stockinette foot and a k4p2 instep, use the Sockulator V to calculate a toe-up heel flap, then begin the houndstooth motif (found in the pattern download), broken by two rows of regular stockinette, then use the Hufflepuff chart (on the blog), two more rows of houndstooth, then a 2 inch black rib...

Because this is a bag, and not for wearing, getting gauge isn’t as important as keeping your stitches loose during the intarsia/tooth part of the pattern. If you wish to use two long strands of white for the tooth, each starting one of the tooth’s roots, and split the main color into two bobbins as well, you may wind up with a neater bag if thi...