A simple sock pattern, simply written. Top down, 64 sts, with simple, understated, knit/purl patterning down the leg and foot.

any sockweight - Opal, Trekking, etc- suitable for a wide variety of yarns

This pattern comes with two size/stitch count options, as well as suggestions for a couple of variations on the design - both a lace back panel and a simpler lace back seam are included. Stitch counts are 60 and 72, depending upon needle size and gauge, a variety of sizes can be made with this pattern.

These half mitts are based on an old Icelandic pattern for a wrister, with thumb added to make them more practical. The gauge is very tight, but that makes them quite adjustable for different sized hands (just use bigger needles!). They can be made striped or unstriped as you wish.

These socks were the first that I designed. There’s a great lace cuff (that can also be used on plain stockinette socks, I’ve done it many times) which segues into a lace design that runs down both sides of the leg and splits in half at the gusset to continue down the foot.