If you have a favourite pair of flip flops that you’re sad to put away at the end of summer, now you can keep wearing them even when it gets a little too chilly thanks to these split-toe socks!

Knit your own Christmas bauble!

These Delta Socks are named after the shape of the lace panels that branch out from a single panel on the top of the foot to form two panels running along the cuff. The pattern contains a small chart for the lace section while the remainder of the instructions are written.

Do you like to keep your hands warm without having gloves cover your fingers? These unassuming fingerless gloves give you an extra layer of warmth that’s very welcome in the winter cold. This beautiful Noro Silk Garden is an Aran weight yarn that will keep your hands cosy while the inserts made from sock yarn allow you to keep doing what you’re...

Fans of The Lord of the Rings will recognise the sock’s name Norolim from the films. Wanting to flee from the Nazgul, Arwen commands her horse, “Noro lim, Asfaloth! Noro lim!” Since I first knit these socks using Noro Kureyon, the name stuck.

This is a lovely lace snood great for spring and autumn when the weather can be very unpredictable. Like an infinity scarf, Spring into Darkness is a seamless loop, and the lace pattern of stylised blossoms and leaves is bordered by a garter stitch edging to prevent curling. The snood is knitted flat and is then grafted to close into a loop. Yo...

Travelling Woodsman is a unisex pattern for practical, textured fingerless gloves. Perfect for spring and autumn!