This is the second in my line of Rock n Roll Socks! Go all the way back to Bill Haley and his Comets in 1954 for inspiration for this very pink and very ruffled sock, just perfect with a pair of saddle shoes and a poodle skirt. Perfect for the next sock hop!

This cowl has a simple zigzag lace pattern, but the yarn is so cozy it’ll keep your neck warm. It only takes two skeins of Periwinkle Sheep Merino Aran!

This pattern looks like you just pulled it out of a goldfish bowl. Or wear it to look like you’re turning into a mermaid. Whichever.

This simple hat gives you a cable look without actually cabling. All you need to do is twist a couple of stitches around. It’s just that easy!

This simple pattern shows off lightly variegated and kettle dyed yarns. It can easily be adapted to twist the other way or to make a laddering effect. You get to choose!

This simple slipped stitch pattern shows off lightly variegated sock yarns. It can easily be adapted to twist the other way to make mirror image socks or can be used to make a laddering effect. You get to choose!

This simple stitch pattern helps to break up the colors of a heavily variegated yarn. It changes how that one skein of awesome sock yarn looks when you knit it up.

This simple slip stitch pattern is designed to break up patterning in heavily variegated yarns. This sock comes in two sizes.

This lovely textured sock is perfect for stalking deer in the wilderness or hunting down another cup of tea.

A simple wave pattern evokes the sea in these simple wristers. They’ll help add just a ruffle to any princess’ attire.

Have a lot of jewels to keep track of? Knit this pretty bag to keep them under control!

This easy to knit, garter stitch cowl has a pretty double ruffle. Add some showy buttons and you’ll look marvelous. And warm.

Okay, so King Charles wasn’t so much a Princess, but he was Royalty, so we had to give him some props. Who wouldn’t want a pair or Royal Socks keeping their feet warm, anyway?

Show off your Inner Princess with some sparkly socks to keep your feet warm even in a drafty castle.

While planning a recent trip to England, a friend and I were pulling together our Must See list of places in London – Buckingham Palace, Tea at the Savoy, the Tower. Then it happened. I came across the creepiest London Experience available.

Ages ago, in the olden times, I learned to knit. I first got yarn, as most people do, from a big, box store, but I soon wanted something fancier. Lucky for me, I lived in the Capital District of New York State and we had an amazing shop called The Periwinkle Sheep.

This simple toddler-sized hat pattern has just a touch of lace for your favorite little lady!

This is the most basic sock pattern you can get!