This beautiful lace sock will elevate any baby outfit!

The Strawberry Socks are such an adorable summer project! These are my 5 (nearly 6) year old’s very favorite socks. I have included a toddler size (40sts), small child size (48sts), and one larger child size (56sts) as well as two adult sizes (64sts & 72sts). For my 5 year old, I knit the 48st socks. For my size 5 ladies feet, I’d knit the ...

The Coziest Cable socks are a super quick, cozy knit! Because they are knit with DK yarn and larger needles, they can be used as slippers or as thick boot socks. They are also extremely stretchy!

Do you love quick knits? Need a last minute gift? Have a lot of kids or a ski trip this weekend?

It’s my very favorite thing when simple design elements come together to create a stunning result! These socks are just that for me. I love the retro vibes, clean lines, and the nod to classic tube socks. I also love how the herringbone heel flap makes such a statement! These are the perfect socks to knit for anyone! I hope you enjoy knitting t...

This sock pattern is the 2019 Mystery KAL for the second Hey Sister “Ugly” Christmas Sweater Sock Party!

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The Gingersnap Socks are so squishy and full of texture! When I started dreaming up this design, I was really longing for a cozy, squishy, pair of socks with a modern feel.

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This pattern is designed to be knit CUFF DOWN, but can be knit TOE-UP if so desired. In this pattern, I use a Tubular Cast-On. https://youtu.be/9T0TsGMhG3c. If you don’t wish to use that, I suggest the German Twisted Cast-On. Both produce a very neat but also stretchy edge. Here is a very helpful tutorial if this is a new technique for you: htt...

This pattern is designed to be knit CUFF DOWN, but can be knit TOE-UP if so desired. For cuff down socks, I ALWAYS recommend using the German Twisted Cast-On. It produces a very neat but also stretchy edge. It is my go-to for socks.

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This pattern is designed to be knit toe-up, but can be knit cuff-down if so desired. The only difference will be that the raised (slipped) stitches will be facing the opposite direction. If knitting cuff-down, I recommend using the German Twisted Cast-On.