We seem to have an affinity for great hand dyed yarn. As we have said before hand dyed yarn can be a tricky thing. You don’t want to lose the pattern of the sock in the yarn….and you don’t want to lose the yarn in the pattern. This is our version of a vanilla sock..for those skeins that are begging to be knit with just the “barebones”.

This sock is knit from the cuff down and features an interesting cable pattern that starts in the cuff and ends at the toe. The cable pattern is fun and simple so it’s great for someone who wants to change up from vanilla socks. For the sock veteran it’s a simple and soothing knit that has enough happening so it won’t be boring.

What could be more fun than hand knit socks and Fluevogs? I mean seriously…look at them!!! Stunning! These socks have just enough detail to make knitting them exciting and they won’t take away from your vogs….they just add to their charm! The sock has two “cables” and they are knit without a cable needle….one less thing to lose!! The cable actu...

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory may very well be responsible for our addiction to hand painted sock yarn. The wilder the better. While being addicted to hand painted sock yarn may not be a problem, finding great patterns to showcase it is. We are sure if you were lucky enough to find a golden ticket and you got a chance to look in Mr. Won...

If I’m not knitting (which is rare #nevernotknitting), then I’m most likely reading. These socks are my tribute to a really good book. The design goes up the back of the leg…..like the spine of a book. I know they say to never judge a book by its cover, but I’m a sucker for a great cover! These socks are fun and easy to knit…and they look good ...