This stitch uses two or more colours to create blocks of colour. You can get very different results by swapping your colours around so think carefully about how you want your finished socks to look before deciding which yarns to use for A, B and C!

Working cuff down, Pie Lattice works with 4 simple cable stitches to cross stitches in front and behind others to create a plaited lattice. It is worth the little bit of extra concentration required to ensure your held stitches are placed at the front or the back of the work to ensure that all of your cables weave in and out correctly!

Knitted cuff down, Dragonflies features a layered, folded cuff which is particularly eye catching to knit in different colours.

Sometimes, what you really want is to snuggle up in something sumptuous and comfortable.

Knitted cuff down, Marshmallow and Cream features a layered, folded cuff which is particularly eye catching to knit in different colours.

Create festive socks with just a few simple stitches!

Shoreline socks are knitted cuff down with a 6 row repeat. The pattern uses knit, purl, yarn over and slipped stitches to create a soft, flowing and wavy pattern reminiscent of waves breaking on the shore. The pattern is suitable for beginners who want to try a few different stitches.

Designed to represent a sunburst, or a field of daffodils, this pattern is not as tricky as it looks!

Oh My Paws and Whiskers is a fun pattern which creates cat faces and paw prints down the front of the leg. It features some twisted cable stitches which can be created without using a cable needle.