This pattern is a simple textured pattern created by garter ridges. I actually have two versions of this sock. The pattern can either be done as straight steps or spiral stairs! Create a simple sock with a subtle texture!

This is a cuff down pattern that was designed with self-striping yarn in mind and was originally designed for the Woolens and Nosh Advent Fingering Skein for 2023. I love to make a pattern that has a simple repeat but create movement of the color stripes. The stitch pattern can easily be used with your favorite heel or toe, or use the stitch pa...

This is a cuff down pattern that was designed with self-striping yarn in mind and was originally designed for the Woolens and Nosh Advent Fingering Skein for 2023. I love to make a pattern that has a simple repeat but create movement of the color stripes. The stitch pattern can easily be used with your favorite heel or toe, or use the stitch pa...

This is a simple ribbed sock pattern, with a twist!

This pattern is a stockinette ripple pattern, created by an 18 stitch repeat, and stripes of different color yarns. You can pick how many colors as you like! During the development of this pattern I learned a lot about how different yarns behave in this stitch pattern. It does give the fabric a little less stretch than a straight stockinette fa...

The inspiration for this sock came from the self-striping yarn that remained after making an entire sock. I wanted a way to use all that beautiful yarn! Grab your leftovers, find a contrast color and knit more socks! This pattern could also be used with a mini collection, alternating a palette of colors with a main. Let your imagination run wild!

This is a gentle lace pattern, with the bobbles reminding me of a pearl necklace my great grandma used to wear. The honeycomb pattern is knit asymmetric, done one side of the front and one side of the back of the sock.

For this pattern C1 is sock yarn a fingering weight sock yarn, C2 is a lace weight Suri/Silk. For this pattern, two contrasting sock weight skeins could be used or substituting Mohair for the Suri Alpaca.

This pattern is created with a knitted brioche, alternating with garter sections. The decreases create a

This pattern uses increases and decreases to make a beautiful ripple pattern. When I saw the April Showers sock set from Moonglow Yarn Co I instantly thought of the ripples in puddles when the kids go puddle stomping in the spring :smiley:

This pattern is created with a knitted brioche, alternating with garter sections. The decreases create a triangle pattern on the crown of the hat that spiral to a swirling end. Different yarns can be used for different effects, including different minis, remnants of self-striping yarn, or just two solids! You pick your adventure to make this ha...

This pattern is inspired by tiles, similar to what you would see on a roof. It would be great for using mini sets or scrapes of leftover yarn. I hope you enjoy!!

This pattern is designed to use a main color skein and a combination of contrast colors to make textured stripes on the leg. There is a lot of flexibility in this pattern, do as many stripes as you desire, mix up your colors, use up that last bit of precious yarn. When I heard the name of the sock set, Kay’s Crazy Cauldron sock set, I immediate...

This sock pattern was designed as a lacy pattern that can be used for a shortie sock or a full-length sock. The repeating lace pattern creates a row of eyelets that reminded me of the string up bubbles that moved upward from the bottom of a glass of champagne. The colorway used is Champagne Sock set that was released by Suburban Stitcher in the...

Have some mini skeins you would like to use? Have some scraps you want to show off? Not sure what to do with a sock set with multiple mini skeins? Not a sock knitter? No worries! This cowl was designed to used multiple different contrasting colors and a skein of fingering weight yarn. The number of colors is up to you, the organization of the s...

This pattern was originally designed around a kit that was dyed for Sock Week hosted by Knitty Natty. Moonglow Yarn Co dyed a fantastic sock set (Sharktastic Summer Sock Set) that contained 1 100g skein of grey yarn (colorway - Cold Smoke), and 6 vivid 10g minis.

The patterning on this sock remind me of all the building blocks that my children have amassed, and that I step on ;) This pattern is a collaboration with Queen City yarn for Zombie Knitpocalypse 2021 and capitalizes on the beautiful colors of the Berryhill Fingering weight yarn, which is available in 50 gram skeins.

This is a simple faux cable repeat to give your socks an all over pattern texture. This is a simple repeat that is easily memorized, and will fly off your needles :)

Both of my children love space and stars. When I started working this pattern, with a star stitch, it looked like it was swirling around the sock. My son pays a lot of attention to my knitting. I told him it was a star stitch. He named the pattern when he told me my stars were spiraling <3

This pattern is a a slip stitch pattern that reminds me of the small sliding step we Minnesotans take on fresh, smooth ice. Enjoy!

This is a simple lace pattern that runs down both sides of the socks. The pattern name was inspired by the beautiful yarn from Suburban Stitcher. I hope you enjoy :smiley:

This is a textured hat, that ends with a pentagon ring on the hat. I am a science nerd, and it reminded me of a 5 carbon sugar or pentose ring.

This sock uses a unique stitch pattern to make a thick textured sock. This pattern uses A LOT of yarn, so be aware that if you are using a large (72 st) circumference or a long foot (US 8.5+), you may want to use different yarn for heels, toes and cuffs to make sure you have enough for your socks.

Ridges are created using a simple pattern repeat. Hopefully the pattern is soothing as you create ridges that ring your leg :)

This pattern reminds me of the ripples in the sand after the waves have washed over it. Ever changing, moving slowly back and forth.

This is a super easy 2 row repeat pattern. Please enjoy!!

These socks have a simple pattern created my making stitch increases and decreases in the same row. I wanted to do this without creating wholes in the fabric. I hope you enjoy this pattern!

I was working on this design while I was traveling for a work conference. The vine pattern in the colorway Roses immediately had me calling them my Traveling Roses socks, and the name stuck :) this pattern is worked down one side of each leg (or the same sock can be made twice and the pattern is on the same side). I hope you enjoy this pattern,...

A snowflake motif down the outside of each leg, giving you your own personal flurry!

This is a simple lace pattern that looks like a braid, flanking a seed stitch center section.

This pattern is a very basic repeat that uses a simple cable stitch, which can be accomplished by several different methods without a cable needle. Enjoy!

This is a fun textured sock pattern. The texture of the pattern reminds me of scales, and mermaids wear them best, so the name was natural. The sample is made with self striping, but it would also look amazing with speckled or tonal yarn that makes you happy :)

This is a lacy chevron sock pattern, created with a simple stitch pattern. The eyelets give a light and airy feel to this beautiful sock. The simple stripe pattern makes this sock fly off the needles!

This pattern has a twisted stitch pattern on the front and a textured back of leg. This pattern comes in three size and can be further altered to fit by modifying needle size.

This is a basic sock pattern, with a slip stitch and twisted stitch pattern that create a beautiful ridge that runs the length of the sock.

This sock is a simple pattern, with a revolving ribbed pattern. This pattern features a slipped stitch heel and a rounded toe, and is knit from the top down.

This is a basic pattern repeat that gives a bit of texture to a basic vanilla sock! Enjoy!

This pattern can be made to fit the head or to be a slouchy hat by adding length. This pattern can be made with a flat or folded brim by altering the length of the ribbed stitches.

The pattern is ready! Please contact me with and questions or issues. I hope you enjoy!

This pattern has beautiful cables! There are two possible edges for this pattern. The ribbing will require a little more than one skein, or a mini skein to make the edges. The basic knitted edge will allow this pattern to be completed with one skein! This is a great pattern to show off a single skein of beautiful indy dyed yarn! I hope you enjoy!