If you have not yet purchased this pattern, you can get the newest version (including men’s sizes) on the Sling Heel Socks page. If you have already purchased the pattern, the pattern update is free to you. – On December 20, 2017 (today) you were sent an email and a Ravelry message with the updated […]
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I am happy to present the best fitting socks I have ever designed, Sling Heel Socks. The pattern includes instructions for both DK/Sport and Fingering (sock) weight yarns, in sizes for both women and men, and includes a free video tutorial that demonstrates the techniques used in the pattern. You can see the video further […]
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Warm feet are hygge feet! These booties, sized for both women and men, are quick to knit in bulky yarn. They are worked toe-up, using German Short Rows instead of wraps & turns. Sizes: Women or Men, average foot width, any shoe size Needles: Set of size US 9 (5.5mm) double-pointed needles Yarn: Two 100 […]
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Color My Cuffs is a good introduction to fair isle knitting, or a bit of fun if you’re experienced with fair isle. In the video, I demonstrate the basic techniques used for this and all stranded knitting projects. This free pattern, coloring page, and video tutorial is sponsored by KPC Yarn, using their Novomerino DK. […]
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Pattern includes instructions for both DK/Sport weight yarn, and Sock/Fingering weight yarn. Pattern + four-part video tutorial.
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Pattern includes sizes for women, men, and kids. Pattern + links to a four-part video tutorial.
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If you avoid knitting socks because you don’t like wraps & turns, this one’s for you, babe. Pattern includes link to a bonus video which explains how to work these socks using magic loop and two at-a-time.
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Cold feet? These bulky slipper socks, made of wool, are just the ticket to keep your feet warm all winter. Pattern + links to four-part video tutorial.
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Pattern includes instructions for both worsted-weight and sock-weight yarns, each in sizes for children, women, and men.
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This tutorial demonstrates how to knit two socks at-a-time, using magic loop – or one long circular needle to knit both socks.
Pattern + links to a five-part instructional video.
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