8 Stitch Wonder Socks are a relaxing knit that’s fun and satisfying. They’re a great choice when you want to let the yarn take center stage.

The long winter nights are ideal for knitting, and here’s a sock pattern that isn’t complicated, but has enough visual interest to be a fun, short knit.

A bit of sunshiny citrus that works as a lightweight summer sock, or in a sport yarn for the colder months.

It’s the time of year when you want to pop on a cosy pair of socks first thing in the morning. You can make these with a soft, light fingering or a warmer yarn for the chill ahead.

Spring is not only a season, but a mood of uplift, new beginnings and brighter days. I designed these socks to make you smile on even the rainiest of days.

When spring arrives, it’s time to bust out the ankle socks! And this cheerful pair will take you through April showers and May flowers, to Midsummer, when a briefly-blooming red flower, according to the legend, can grant you happiness in love.

Stand with Ukraine with these socks that incorporate ancient symbols of harmony and sovereignty.

The Snowdon Theatre was an Art Deco landmark in Montreal, and although its streamlined facade still remains, the interior, which is now demolished, had a glorious riot of elegant Deco elements. This design is a tribute to their vanished beauty.

I designed the Snowstar Socks with Durasport yarn from Canada’s beloved woollen mill, Briggs & Little, with a contrasting fluffy yarn, to give the socks a comfy-cosy feel.