#sock knitting pattern

Oh man, you are the person who has knitted my nerdiest knitting pattern of all! Nothing can out-nerd the DNA sweater with painstakingly recharted DNA! I'll see what I can find...

You're getting the Mitochondrial socks by Dana Gervais! (Hope you're not tired of DNA cables.) The ribbing at the top of these socks is a nice touch.

Welcome to July! The Featured Pattern for this month is the newly republished Gauntlet Socks, first published in Cast On Magazine.

Don't worry, if you don't have the pattern from Cast On, it's 50% off through the month of July!

The pattern is 50% off for the month of July, plus, if you finish a pair of socks by the end of July, you have the chance to win a Gift Card from Knit Picks. (US/Canada only at the moment, sorry!) or 4 patterns of your choice from my web shop!

Other cool stuff to know:

The stitch pattern is written only (no need for charts with this one!)

The pattern has a large-print version for folks who need it (this version also works with screen-reading tech)

It comes in three sizes: with a leg circumference of 7 (8, 9) inches, 18 (20.5, 23) cm, and adjustable foot and leg length.

Sample is in Lichen and Lace’s 80/20 Sock, which is 80% Superwash Merino, and 20% Recycled nylon. Any standard fingering-weight sock yarn should sub in well for this pattern.

If you're a Patron, you can download the pattern here

. . . . Yes, part of my inspiration for these socks was the Lord of the Rings movies. /sigh/

Anyway, you can find all the details about how to enter the Knit Along on the Pattern Page, and if you've got any questions, please, drop them on this post or in the Ask Box!

It's Caffè Latte release day!

A milky caffè latte, masterfully made with foam art, is a drink of decadence. Meant to be sipped slowly and savoured, caffè lattes are perfect for meeting a friend, settling into your morning, or simply enjoying with a good book. And the Caffè Latte socks are no different. Featuring their own latte art swirls down the front and knit in slub yarn for that extra foamy texture, these socks are ready to elevate moments of decadence at all times.

I knit mine up with Yarn Ink's Slub Sock in Saint, but all kinds of colours and textures will shine in this pattern, since the large cables down the front won't be overwhelmed.

A huge thank you to my testers for their invaluable help getting this pattern ready!

Free knitting pattern for a pair of socks - lively fun texture for these city socks.

These socks were designed in Auckland City, looking into the reflections of the high rise building windows, where all the lines were distorted and cool. City socks You will need:– 4ply sock yarn – in 2 shades. One main colour and one supporting shade for the stripes.– 2 x 3mm circular needles (or a set of DPN’s. However you prefer to knit socks)– 1 stitch marker– Darning needle and scissors for…

Kim Drigg’s pattern inspiration comes from the ‘V’ shaped feathers of her cockatiel, Merle. Plumage takes flight immediately, carrying us along for the ride with each stitch, while new sock base Knitologie Incline Sock (75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon) shines in this month’s Chill Out colorway, Pygmy Tyrant.  The stitches used create the illusion of feathers, and are cleverly paired with an Eye of Partridge heel. You’ll be walking on air with these fluttery, delicate socks!

Friday feelin’ like a Sunday ! 🙌🏽🐰

Finally getting around to the second sock of this beautiful pattern !!!