This scary sock pattern was designed exclusively for Super Sock Scarefest 2023. It will be available for purchase after the end of Scarefest (in mid-November).

This scary sock pattern was designed for Super Sock Scarefest 2023.

This scary sock pattern was designed exclusively for Super Sock Scarefest 2022. It is now for sale.

This scary sock pattern has been designed exclusively for Super Sock Scarefest 2021. It will be available to purchase from the middle of November.

A toe-up sock pattern with a ribbed Strong heel designed by Brigid Cherry.

A toe-up sock pattern with short row heel designed by Brigid Cherry.

This scarf is inspired by the central column on the Tardis console as seen in Doctor Who. The colour block wedges of the scarf (created with German short rows) represent the rising and falling of the column as the Tardis is in motion. A herringbone border at top and bottom suggests the movement of the Tardis through space and time.

The design for this cowl pattern is inspired by the interiors of the palace of Meereen in Game of Thrones. It is being released to mark the final season of the series.

This scarf design is inspired by the features of the TARDIS console room. The two-colour slip-stitch honeycomb pattern on the body of the scarf echoes the hexagons on the walls and the lace edging suggests the arching columns surrounding the console. A roll hem edging represents the railings guarding the edge of the console platform.

These socks are inspired by the character of Missy from Doctor Who. The pattern takes design elements from the costume she is wearing whilst locked in the vault in series 10.

This sock pattern was created for Super Sock Scarefest 2018. The design is inspired by the vampire device in Guillermo del Toro’s Cronos. The leg of the socks features a lace pattern resembling the scarab-like golden device and a ribbed cable pattern drawing from the scrolling snake design on its surface. A cable design on the heel flap evokes ...

This sock pattern was originally designed for Bleeping Socks For Gamers KAL 2018. It is inspired by the rhythm video game PaRappa the Rapper, where the player must follow the rhythm of the rap by pushing the buttons in time with the on-screen sequence of buttons. The pattern incorporates the dots and buttons of the display the player must follow.

This pattern is a variant of a scarf inspired by the columns and wall decorations in the TARDIS console room. I will be releasing the original pattern in the autumn to coincide with the start of the new series of Doctor Who. Purchasers of this pattern will receive an update containing a code to get the original pattern free on its release. This...

This pattern was designed for Super Sock Scarefest 2017 and is inspired by the Dario Argento film Suspiria.

A scarf with scallop edging and main body of honeycomb cable and bulging rib.

This pattern was designed for Super Sock Scarefest 2016 and is inspired by the film The Blair Witch Project.

This pattern was designed for Bleeping Sock Games 2016 and is inspired by the game Myst.

This pattern is inspired by the cult British horror film The Wicker Man (1973), starring Christopher Lee and Edward Woodward. A wickerwork pattern on the foot and ankle morphs into flames representing Officer Howie’s grisly end on the leg. Or think of it as a willow leaf pattern (for the landlord’s daughter) if that is too gruesome for you!

This pattern was designed for Super Sock ScareFest 2014. It is based on the character Pinhead from the Clive Barker film Hellraiser. This design is inspired by the grid pattern, and pins carved into his head. The pins are small bobble-like stitches. There is also the optional feature of a decorative strap at the cuff inspired by the strips of f...

A toe-up sock pattern with short row heel.

This pattern was designed for Bleeping Sock Games 2014.

This pattern was designed for Bleeping Sock Games 2014. It features a textured motif with cables inspired by the Huge Materia in the game Final Fantasy VII.

This pattern was designed for Super Sock ScareFest 2013. It is based on the scene in The Haunting (1963) when Eleanor is terrified in the night and sees faces in the pattern and texture of the wallpaper in her bedroom. It is done so simply with lighting and atmospherics, yet it is so effective. The pattern on these socks reminds me of how those...