String Art Socks are a simple toe up sock with the addition of beads and yarn scraps to create something a little bit different. Instructions are given for knitting two socks at the same time.

I love self striping yarn and I have ended up with a lot of fraternal socks because I like to knit both socks at the same time. I have tried splitting the yarn in half by measuring the length of the ball or by weighing the yarn before starting the socks. I have tried making two pairs one after the other with one sock from each yarn so that I wo...

These socks are the first in a series to be designed for anyone who likes to add a little quirkiness to their everyday attire.

I’m not sure about your dog, but our pug loves food and playing. Pug socks capture the nature of a pug at play.

Aunt Peggy’s Yoga Socks are a comfortable ribbed sock for when you need your toes and heels to touch the floor. The socks are knit at the same time to have you working in your tree pose sooner. Instructions are also given for knitting the socks individually.

This pattern is designed to provide a fun way to knit a variety of different socks using a single pattern. Chance plays a part in the final design of each pair as the knitter rolls the dice to decide the exact pattern of the socks. The socks are worked cuff down and can be worked the same, symmetrically or asymmetrically.

Aunt Jo’s Ankle Socks, is the next in the Aunt socks. Aunt Jo’s are a classic ribbed sock that can either be worn with the cuff folded or left long.

These socks are knee high socks designed for the person who pushes boundaries using a simple twist pattern to create a mock rib.

A classic ribbed sock designed for the slightly quirky person in your life who likes to be a little bit different. The rib pattern is asymmetrical across each sock. Instructions are given for two versions of the rib pattern.

Aunt Petunia’s socks is a classic ribbed sock designed for the discerning person in your life who would notice if the rib was slightly off centre.