This sock features a panel of cute wrapped taffies down the front of the leg and foot. The taffies are worked in cables and are written as a chart. The pattern includes directions for socks in 7”, 8”, and 9” foot circumferences.

Cardinal courtship is very sweet--the male feeds the female a seed, and it looks like they’re sharing a kiss. A panel of triangular cardinal beaks made of elongated-stitch cables adorn the front of these socks. They’re knit top-down, have an eye-of-partridge heel, and instructions are given as a chart.

When a friend asked me to help her assemble a purple martin house, I noticed the box said “everything you need to be a purple martin landlord.” That phrase inspired me to create this sock pattern. Each sock features a panel with groups of four cabled rings representing entryways to purple martin apartments. The cable pattern is charted and hint...

The waterwheel plant, like the Venus flytrap, has small traps it uses to catch food. The traps are arranged in whorls around a central stem on this aquatic carnivorous plant.

Roll the dice to make a pair of socks inspired by the lines of holes drilled in a tree by hungry yellow-bellied sapsuckers!

Tiny rows of elongated stitch traps peek out from between garter ridges on this asymmetric triangular shawl. Size is adjustable depending on your yardage.

Simple and stripey, these socks are intended to take advantage of the way that reverse stockinette stitches play well with highly variegated yarns. They feature a reversed heel flap and reverse stockinette soles.

Tiny venus flytraps made from elongated stitches peek out from between paired purled rows in this pattern. Don’t worry, these carnivorous socks won’t eat your feet!

These fingerless gloves feature garter stitch on the back of the hand and stockinette on the palm with a cable running down the side twisting the two together. Instructions for the cable are included in both written and charted form. One size should fit most adult hands.

This sock features a panel with an angular line of slipped stitch cables rising to a ladder, reminiscent of a downy woodpecker hopping up a tree looking for insects. The pattern is a companion to my Nuthatch Socks pattern.

This pattern features a panel of slipped-stitch cables spiraling downwards to horizontal bars reminiscent of a white-breasted nuthatch’s headfirst descent down a tree. It’s a companion to my Woodpecker Socks pattern.

These socks feature a textured pattern of checkerboard squares containing tiny coffee beans. They’re the perfect simple project for sharing a cup of coffee and a knitting session with a friend!

A lacier version of my Thundersleet Socks pattern, these socks feature a series of “holey” broken zigzags.

This pattern features a textured pattern of broken zigzags resembling the rattling of sleet punctuated by bolts of lightning.

Designed to showcase a variegated yarn, these socks each have a section of highway running down the top of the foot.