Trellis is an over-all lace toe-up sock. The simple lace columns that run up the socks and also the not so ordinary cuff ribbing resemble trellises in the garden.

Apis is a toe-up sock with a Bee Pattern, lacey, whimsical and easy to knit, heel turn is shaped with German Short-rows/Double Stitch, leg

Coquille is a toe-up sock with Little Cockleshells Pattern, the purl stitch background starts right from the toe, the gusset stitches are also kept in purl, heel turn is shaped with German Short-rows/Double Stitch, back of leg and cuff in twisted rib.

Primavera is a toe-up sock featuring twisted stitch with bobble on a reverse stockinette stitch background which resemble flower stems and buds branching from the instep all the way up the front of leg, framed by a column of honeycomb on each side, heel turn is shaped with German Short-rows/Double Stitch, back of leg in twisted rib, and the cuf...

Muguet is a toe-up sock with Estonian Lily of the Valley nupps and gathered stitches that run up the sides of the socks in mirror image, and a stockinette stitch heel flap paired with a simple with a little twist ribbed cuff to match the classic and elegant design.

Tiger Eye is a lace toe-up sock with Tiger Eye Lace pattern running from instep up to the front of leg, keeping the sole and back of leg in stockinette stitch, heel turn is shaped with German Short-rows/Double Stitch, and the cuff in twisted rib.

The inspiration of Top of the Meadow came from the television series Outlander. In season 1 episode 2 Castle Leoch, Claire missed breakfast (congealed porridge) and went to change Jamie’s bandages at the top of the meadow wearing a pair of wrist warmers of a similar design.

The inspiration of this wrist warmer came from the television series Outlander. In season 1 episode 2 Castle Leoch, Claire was freshened and dressed up to be taken to the laird of the clan MacKenzie wearing a pair of hand-knitted wrist warmer.

I always wonder what to do with all the left over yarns from knitting socks. Although there are myriads of creative and amazing patterns designed purposefully to use up scrap yarns, sometimes I just want to make something fun and easy and spontaneous with them, thus, the Mini Socks.