These socks are mirrored, with a fun angled detail across the foot. The cabled pattern is reminiscent of waves washing ashore. Surf’s up!

The lace goes across your feet like wind on a cloudy day. The socks are mirrored.

The Samothrace shawlette knits up quickly with mostly garter stitch rows except for a few exciting rows thrown in to keep you on your toes!

This pattern is the selection for theknitter.com August 2009 sock of the month club.

This was the mystery sock for Sock Knitters Anonymous March 2010. The pattern was released in 4 parts over the month. Please see the Sock Knitters Anonymous group on Ravelry for more information about their mystery socks.

This pattern was the December 2009 selection for theknitter.com luxury sock club.

Pattern:The lace and twisted stitch pattern on this stole reminds me of the leaves of the Mimosa Pudica or "sensitive plant", also commonly called Nidikumba. The pattern includes charts.

Named after the folded fans this design evokes, these socks have a pattern that works nicely with a self-striping yarn. The pattern ends in a V on the instep and continues in 1x1 twisted ribbing. The sock is knit from the top down and the pattern includes charts.

The Gasteropoda fingerless mitts are named after a snail for the snail-like spiraling. The slow changing of the color of the yarn is shown off by this construction.

These socks are knit from the top down using a construction created by Cat Bordhi. She calls this construction the “Sky” construction in her book, New Pathways for Sock Knitters. For more on this construction, please see her book. She has some baby socks in the book using this construction for a quick knit to learn more about it.

This winter knit set includes a hat, scarf, and mitten pattern. At some point, the patterns may be sold individually, but for now this is a set with a pattern for each of the 3 pieces.

The Loretto Socks use a top-down construction. The pattern does include charts.

Rimbalzi means “Ricochet” in Italian. The traveling ribs ricochet off the sides of the sock and travel back in to the center.

These mittens have whimsical yoyos on the back of the hands, and knit up quickly. I designed these with Alyson of YoYoKnits and her yarn in mind!

This pattern is now available for sale here on Ravelry!

Ingeniously simple lace socks, stretchy, and quick to knit in Sport weight yarn. Directions and sizing also included for fingering weight yarn for a wide variety of sizes total. The socks have a top down construction.

Espada was designed for theknitter.com’s sock of the month club for June 2008.

Sarcelle is a lace shawl knit on the bias. The lace pattern is charted.