Jo Shaw
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eBooks available as Ravelry Downloads
eBook :
3 patterns
A collection of 3 sock patterns from Hardybarn Designs.
eBook :
4 patterns
Includes 4 sock patterns. Woodland Bells, Uplifting, Golden Foil and Bimble.
eBook :
4 patterns
Includes 4 sock patterns. To Chance, Pedal to the Heddle, Spring in Paris and Sea Comb.
eBook :
4 patterns
The Seasons Sock Club with Giddy Aunt Yarns includes a sock pattern for each season. Includes 4 sock patterns.
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads
Knitting: Decorative - Other
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Knitting: Ankle Sock
The “portmanteau” Scrapix (or Scrappy Helix Socks) are worked using scraps of yarn, faded together using helical knitting to prevent any seam or jog. They are worked toe-up, allowing complete versatility on the yarn you use. Just keep going until you use up all your yarn or until the desired length. There are 3 different toe options, so you can...
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Ever seen those beautiful mohair skeins and bought one because it just called your name, but you’re not sure what to make? Well, I’ve been there. Barque works perfectly with one skein of fingering and one skein of mohair. It works beautifully whether the skeins complement or contrast with each other. Barque is designed in collaboration with Gid...
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Inspired by, and designed in support of, John Arbon’s new yarn line, Yarnadelic.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
A fun top-down sock pattern. The socks can be fraternal or matching, and you use a dice to determine, which stitch pattern to work. No two socks are the same! Worked in 2 colours of 4ply/fingering weight sock yarn. If you don’t have a dice, then just google “roll a dice” instead.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
A beautiful lace pattern worked in the round in standard 4ply/fingering weight sock yarn. The stitch pattern is reminiscent of acorns and the pattern name is inspired by a quote by the American Poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson. “The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn”
Knitting: Ankle Sock
A pair of toe-up socks worked in the round using 4 ply/fingering weight sock yarn. The stitch pattern is a simple garter stitch and slip stitch design worked over 4 rows, so easy to memorise. The original yarn and stitch pattern reminded me of tartan, hence the pattern name.
Knitting: Wall Hanging
The bunting is knitted in light DK cotton and started from the wide top end and narrows down to the point.
