This pattern is made using a CSM. Any cylinder size can be used. This garment is written as a one size fit all. Sleeve length can be changed by increasing or decreasing the number of rows of ribbing. As written the pattern used 874 yards of any sock yarn.

This pattern is made on a circular sock machine. Any cylinder size will work. There is no specific gauge.

The snowflakes are made out of I-cord made on a circular sock machine. They may be made by hand or another I-cord machine but would require hand manipulation. Any finger or sock weight yarn will do. Starching and blocking are necessary.

Anyone who can make a sock on the CSM can knit these sweater pieces. The yoke is four heels with regular circular knitting in between. The sleeves and body panels are tubes. The machine knitting took five hours. The only trick here is maintaining the tension to keep stitches from dropping. I had three on the yoke that dropped down and I had to ...

This pattern is designed for a circular sock machine.

This animal was made on a circular sock machine and instructions are written for this technique.

This pattern is for a circular sock machine

These socks are crocheted using a split single crochet stitch. The resulting sock looks, feels and stretches like a knit sock. They are super comfortable and long wearing.