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A fun and quick holiday themed sock, or a cute gift for someone you love.

I was trying to come up with a pattern that incorporated several elements that I love to knit and would be suitable for Valentine’s Day.

This is a charming treat-sized mini-stocking that knits up fairly quickly using scrap yarn. The braids and holly motif give it a festive flair.

This top down sock is worked over 48 stitches. It features an option for an integral ribbing or picot hemmed cuff. The written and charted pattern consists of a different lace pattern on the front and back of the sock. The heel flap is worked in Eye-of-Partridge slip-stitch.

Written and charted pattern. Length is can be customized.

Sun shining, cold wind

This pattern was designed with THAT skein of yarn in mind. That skein you purchased on an impulse because it was a one-of-a-kind handspun you fell in love with at the fiber festival or the trendy new yarn placed nearby the register at the yarn shop… Yep, that one.

The pattern is sized for 60, 64 and 72 stitch versions. Both Charts and written directions are provided.

A fun and quick sock for warm summer weather. This quick footie is ideal for using up leftover or scraps of sock yarn

This cuff down pattern builds on the concept of “Change it Up”.

Looking for a way to jazz up self-striping yarns? Look no further. This three-in-one pattern will give you many options for creating a one-of-a kind pair of socks with one skein of self-striping yarn. Suitable for all types of self-striping yarn.

A basic hat with just a bit of girlish whimsy. Knit up this fun beanie for your favorite little girl or make one for yourself, just for fun!

I love argyles and I love lacy socks, this pair combines the best of both.

Size given is women’s medium, although pattern can be adapted for larger sizes by adjusting needle size and using thicker yarn

This is a fun pattern for using up leftover self-striping sock yarn. The garter ridges add a little texture while enhancing the striping pattern.

I had a couple skeins of lavender CoBaSi in my stash and while I’m not usually one to base a design solely on the color of the yarn, this lavender yarn challenged me to design a lace that actually resembled the lavender plant. It features columns of twisted stitches that form a series of stacked loops, and waving eyelets which suggest the plant...

A top down sock. This is a simple lace and textured pattern that was inspired by a brick silo.

A sock full of twists and turns that will leave you breathless!

A lace pattern with the look of cables that is sure to put a smile on your face

Larger size could fit a man’s foot if larger needle is used

This is a great beginner pattern.

A simple design for an elegant sock

Variation of feather and fan (ripple) stitch.

A simple lace and twist pattern that is the perfect knit for a rainy day

Frothy bubbles and waves breaking gently at surf’s edge.

I needed a quick sweater for a gift. I wanted slightly bigger than regular newborn size so I worked this up in worsted to make sure it was big enough for a big 10lb boy.

After seeing the Big Bang Theory episode where Penny was decorating a tree and wearing a similar hat I wanted one. A quick search of Ravelry didn’t turn up any useful patterns, so I sat down and figured one out.

This pattern was inspired by a picture I saw in a decorating magazine. There were no formal instructions, so I just winged it and created my own version.