This pattern is a toe-up sock and it is a GREAT way to feature self-striping yarns. As a dyer, I tend to knit using my own hand-dyed but I had self-striping Sockotta in my stash as well as numerous others. I wanted a unique way to show off these self-striping yarns and this is what came out of that thought process.

As my daughter-in-law’s birthday 2013 approached I moved and couldn’t find the project bag with her almost-finished socks in them. I was looking at the October 2013 SKA challenge for mirror image socks and thought of the Regia Galaxy Color in black/gray I’d purchased with her in mind and went in search for an appropriate pattern. Because I know...

These are so totally girly!!! Easily modified by adding a repeat on either side or taking one away to make sock larger or smaller in diameter.

What’s in a name? Well, I wrote a pattern called “Just a Little Loopy” and had a tester working on it. I decided to play with it too in my {cough} spare time {cough}. I read my own pattern wrong and this was the result. I really like it!

Size can be adjusted by adding/subtracting stitches or by using larger/smaller needles. This gauge fits a hand with a diameter of 7” around the knuckles and 6.5” wrist.

This one works up really fast. It’s an easy lace sock that is easy to memorize and therefore very portable. Great for those of us who travel on public transit and don’t want to juggle paper patterns with us!

Toe up design with a reverse side that’s pretty enough to turn down if you so desire!!

Designed for the subscribers of the new indie dyers’ book by Chrissy Gardiner.

Super easy even for beginning sock knitters. Mostly stockinette, so if you’re into a whole lot of lace and twists you’ll be bored by this one. But it will be worth it for any pet lover.