The printed book is available here Every print book will contain a code to enable you to download the eBook free of charge.

A collection of 4 sock patterns. These socks include lace, cable and stranded colourwork techniques.

The patterns from the Seven Degrees Sock Club will be added to the eBook as they are released to non-members, when the eBook is complete it will contain all 12 designs.

This will be a collection of 12 sock patterns inspired by the people and places in the Discworld books - the patterns will be added as they are released on the first of every month. The collection will be complete on the 1st March 2013.

A collection of 12 sock patterns inspired by the people and places in the Twilight Saga books and films.

This collection of 8 patterns will be released over the next 3 months.

Mystery sock for the SKA group.

This is the first pattern from the Seven Degrees of Kevin Bacon sock club.

Mystery Sock for the Dec/Jan KAL in the Tangled Yarn group.

A warm and cosy cowl in two sizes.

This is tenth pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club

Pattern inspired by the tombolo (narrow strip of beach) connecting St Ninian’s Isle to Shetland, the undulating cables and twisted stitches are reminiscent of the wave refraction which forms this beautiful natural phenomenon.

This is ninth pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club.

Pretty, lace socks with a twisted rib cuff and a lace and rib pattern. The left and right socks are mirrored.

This is eighth pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club

Mystery Socks for the Solid Socks group.

Cables and texture and an afterthought heel, this pattern is ribbed so it hugs the leg for a great fit.

This is seventh pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club

This is sixth pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club.

This the pattern will be available in May 2013.

This is fifth pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks’ Club

One of the things we love about hand-knitted socks is their ability to make you feel just a little bit more special, and these pretty lace socks do just that.

Inspired by a trip down memory lane, where sweets are sold by the quarter lb from big colourful jars, these socks are sweet and simple

Pretty socks with a leafy rib pattern, these socks are not a matching pair, if you would prefer a matching pair you can knit 2 left or 2 right socks.

With intertwining cables following different paths like the two realities Mort creates when he diverges from fate’s plan and saves the princess.

This pattern is another great way to use up small remnants of yarn from other projects - and if you’re a habitual sock knitter, we know you’ll have plenty.

This is third pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks Club

This sock was designed for the Woolgirl Once Upon A Time club.

This is the Mystery Sock for UK Sock Knitters, come and join in!

An exclusive pattern for the Biscotte Club March 2012.

This is second pattern from the ‘When Granny Weatherwax Knits Socks Club

These socks are inspired by icicles on cold mornings, the cable and lace patterns spiral down the sock and the bead detail on the cuff gives a little sparkle like when the sunlight hits the frost.

Inspired by magic crackling and zig zagging across the sky, the lace zig-zag pattern runs down the front of both socks, only a really powerful wizard could cause the zig-zag lace and cable motif which blazes down the back of the sock.

A unisex beanie with textured stripes and a slipped stitch detail on the crown.

A unisex beanie hat pattern with a twisted stitch cable pattern.

This beret has a cable pattern which flows from the brim and on to the body and crown of the hat.

These mittens have a cable pattern which flows from the cuff and on to the back of the hand.

A set of mini stockings for the Christmas tree or fireplace.

These are fingerless mitts with an elegant lace detail, there are instructions for a shorter or longer cuff.

These socks were inspired by the colour of yarn and how much it reminded me of lovely green leaves!

These socks are inspired by decoration on military uniforms from the 40s and 50s, with a twisted stitch cable motif and alternate knit and purl textures inside the arrow shapes. They are practical but interesting and can be worn by men and women. They are a tribute to my Grandfather who was in the Royal Air Force during this period. Remaining pi...

The Little Ice Age, from the 16th to the 19th centuries, wasn’t cold enough to be a true ice age but I bet that was little comfort to the people living in it! The last few winters have seemed particularly harsh and once the novelty of the first snow has worn off, the cold seems to last forever. What I love about cold weather is wearing hand knit...

This is a crescent shaped shawl, knitted from the bottom up and using short row shaping. Perfect for a skein or two of luxury yarn.

These are the twelfth socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

Inspired by the character Bellatrix Le Strange from Harry Potter, these socks are dark and twisty, they are also beautiful and bewitching like a poisonous flower.

These are the eleventh socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

These are the tenth socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

These are the ninth socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

These delicate lacy socks are inspired by the blossom on the apple trees in my garden, with a colourwork flower section and a petal and wrapped stitch bud pattern travelling down the front and the back, framed by an eyelet pattern which reminds me of the petals tumbling from the branches in the breeze.

These are the eighth socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This the May Mystery Sock in the Knitting Goddess and Gods group

This a pretty beret, knit in silky yarn it will be perfect for spring and summer. Named for another Agatha Christie character, wear it as you sit under a tree sipping your Pimms or pink gin!

These are lace socks which are delicate but also have strong lines, named for a young girl in Greek mythology who was so beautiful that the Gods made flowers grow around her grave when she died.

These are the seventh socks in the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This is an elegant lace scarf - perfect for Spring! It is light, airy and delicate. The pattern was inspired by the linear style seen in Art Deco architecture and is named after a character in an Agatha Christie Poirot novel - partly because of the Art Deco style and partly because I love to watch the dramatisations while I knit!

This the sixth sock from the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club, it will available to non-club members on 3rd September 2011

I like stripy socks and I can not lie

This the fifth sock from the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This the fourth sock from the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This is the third sock for the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This is the second sock for the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.

This is the first sock for the ‘When Vampires Knit Socks’ club.