The Plant Lifecycle collection is an exploration of texture using only knit and purl stitches. Plant Sock is the fourth design and final in this sock adventure and the culmination of development and growth from the preceding designs.

The Plant Lifecycle collection is an exploration of texture using only knit and purl stitches. Sprout Sock is the third design in this sock adventure and the evolution of development and growth from the preceding designs: Seed Sock and Germinating Sock.

The Plant Lifecycle collection is an exploration of texture using only knit and purl stitches. Germinating Sock is the second design in this sock adventure and the evolution from the plant of Seed socks.

The Plant Lifecycle collection is an exploration of texture using only knit and purl stitches. Seed Sock is the first design in this sock adventure, setting the stage for the life beginning.

The Fiber Accountant socks are a cousin pattern to the original Sock Broker socks. This simple broken rib design is easy to memorize with just a bit of stretch and loads of fun.

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Inspiration:

Pixie Patch leverages an easy to memorize, four row repeat texture design with a mix of knit and purl stitches for a fun, low concentration knit. This pattern is barely a step above a vanilla sock in terms of effort with the rewards of an interesting design. There are two options for working the leg rows (half texture and full texture) as well ...

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Whether you’re using up a random fingering weight skein that’s been sitting in your stash for a while or diving into a stunning sock set with one or more minis, vanilla socks are a fantastic go to project. Yet Another Vanilla Sock pattern is a minimal frills, straight forward, heel flap style sock great for on the go or low concentration TV time.

Sock Broker is a DK weight sock pattern geared towards adventurous beginners and advanced knitters looking for something simple but interesting - and everyone in between! The heavier yarn and larger needles make for a quick knit and the textured design is easily memorized after the first couple rows.