An operon is a group of genes which usually function together and are physically close in the DNA so they can be regulated together. This sock features a set of similar cable motifs arranged in a connected sequence.

This sock features an interesting central design formed by a series of simple cables, and a simple ribbed back - perfect for semi-solid or tonal yarn!

This toe-up sock is an excellent way to use miniskeins or leftover sock yarn! The pattern is named for one of my favorite times of year, and the music of my youth. ;)

This pattern was designed with Three Fates Yarns special color combination for the A Yarnie Fluevog Evening event at the Portland, OR Fluevog store on Thursday October 9, 2014.

Double Vanilla is a collection of two plain vanilla sock patterns. Instructions are given to knit top-down and toe-up,with a few different heel options. Use it to make plain socks, or add stripes for more interest!

The combination of plain and plaited cables with ribbing in this simple sock pattern was created to show off this sparkly yarn.

Plumosa is a cuff-down sock with simple lace and ribbing. The deep teal color of this yarn made me think of the ocean, and plumosa is a type of seaweed found in the Pacific northwest.

This pattern is written to use a DK weight gradient set with 5 colors. It is also a lovely plain hat for any DK weight yarn.

Silver Falls is a cowl named after a waterfall and state park near Portland Oregon. This cowl takes advantage of several fingering weight yarns held doubled to create a gradual color change. It’s a

This pattern was the December 2014 - January 2015 Mystery Knitalong Pattern for the Solid Socks group.

Uprising is a two-color chevron cowl designed in Malabrigo Rastita for a Design Challenge with Cory of IndieKnits. The pattern is simple to knit, it highlights the yarn and provides a perfect showcase for some special buttons.​

Salmonberry is a cuff-down sock with a heel flap, simple cables, and an interesting wave pattern created by increases and decreases. The name was inspired by the yarn used in the sample. Salmonberries are a fruit native to the Pacific Northwest, where both the yarn and the designer are from.

8” foot circumference, 9” foot circumference

Intercalate is a cabled sock knit from the cuff down in two sizes.

The rune Jera (pronounced yer-ah) is the 12th rune of the Elder Futhark, representing “the year” or “the harvest.” These socks use twisted stitches and cable crosses to form a pattern that resembles the rune, but would be pretty at any time of year!

This pattern was inspired by the poem The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost. Traveling stitches and cables are used to create two “paths” that cross, diverge, and meet again in a design centered on the front of the foot. Although it looks complex, there is a lot of stockinette to show of subtle variegation and make these socks a quick knit.

This pattern was inspired by a sweater I saw at the mall. I was determined to figure out the stitch pattern of a little panel near the shoulders because I thought it would make a great sock.