A sock series that uses a full skein and mini skein “Sock Set” in ways that are more creative than just contrasting heels & toes.

This pattern makes a shawl! After a slightly curious beginning, this KAL promises long stretches of meditative, mostly brainless knitting. The pattern will keep a gradient in order but will also look great with random color placement.

These toe-up socks are part of the Main & Mini Sock Series and are designed to use a full skein + mini skein “sock set” in interesting ways. Be sure to check out the bundle for a discount!

This pattern was partially inspired by dragon tails and uses “Log Cabin” style construction, where each new block is joined on top of the previous one(s). Each tier of blocks in the scarf is wider but shorter than the previous, creating a slowly expanding tapered shape.

This pattern was designed for Round 5 of Sock Madness 16, and is now publicly available.

Part of the Main & Mini Sock Series! Be sure to check out the series for an early bird special.

Citrus Sunrise Socks are included in Less Traveled Yarn’s Handmade: Slow Fashion Inspired by Arizona’s Five Cs pattern collection.

The pattern is intended for “countdown calendar”/“advent” 5g/20yd mini skeins or scraps and uses 24 mini skeins.

This sock is fifth in the Main & Mini Sock Series! Be sure to check out the series for an early bird special.

This sock is fourth in the Main & Mini Sock Series! Be sure to check out the series for an early bird special.

These socks are third in the Main & Mini Sock Series, which aims to use a skein + mini set in ways that are more creative than just contrasting heels/toes. These socks are inspired by tatted lace edgings and feature a hybrid gusset/afterthought heel construction.

Available together with Icinkles Socks as part of the Main & Mini Sock Series!

Included as part of the Main & Mini Sock Series! Be sure to check out the series for an early bird special.

A simple cowl using bunched stitches alternated with stockinette, perfect for scraps, mini skeins and yarn advent calendars.

This half-circle shawl features increases branching organically out from the center, and can be knit to any size.

This heel is a variation on a regular heelflap-and-gusset, modified for my dad. He tends to wear holes in the bottom of his socks first, so the bulk of the reinforcing is placed there. It’s named with his sailing hobby in mind. This toe-up version of the heelflap-and-gusset also includes reinforcing on the heel turn and the center of the gusset.

About:

This pattern is an elegant way to use up scraps, samples or leftovers. It is written to take advantage of however much yarn you want to use, and can be made larger very easily by working more repeats.

This triangular shawl can be knit with any desired number of main repeats, making it very easy to customize the size.