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This pattern is written for the circular sock machine using a 72 or 64 slot cylinder. You do not have to be able to rib to make it, only to be familiar with short rows and wrapping needles to prevent holes. You will need to know how to make a selvedge, (rib or hung hem) top and a heel.

Color Me Happy, color me thrilled, this sweater turned out so much better than I had dreamed! I had this idea in my head for about 9 years, and finally decided that it was time. After finishing mine, I visited my good friend Pat Fly of Fly Designs. I had already fallen in love with her Butterfly Organics striping yarn, the colors were so intens...

For all those Pony-Tail/Bun loving people that have had a problem getting a regular hat to fit. Plus you can make it reversible.

This is directions for a block, made on a Circular Sock Machine. The size is dependent on the yarn and cylinder used. I personally recommend the 84. With blocking you will get a hexagon shape. The sock yarn done on the loosest tension of my Imperia 84 blocked to 4” x 5” the Kid Seta blocked to 6” x 5”. I am planning on a shawl out of the Kid Se...

This is a pattern for the Circular Sock Machine. It is written with the understanding that a person can use their ribber. It has been taught at the 2011 CSMSA convention, as well as at the Lacey, WA retreats.