#sock pattern

As the first snow is falling outside my window I am excited to announce the release of the Kerstin Socks knitting pattern, designed by me.

The colorwork on these socks is created using slip stitches combined with knit stitches and purl stitches. With this technique you only need to knit with one yarn colour at a time. The colorwork section of the sock uses small amounts of each colour, meaning it is a good project for using up leftover yarn. The socks are knitted cuff-down. The pattern contains a guide for choosing colours. The pattern is available in English and in Swedish.

Thank you to all who have test knitted the pattern and to my lovely tech editor Aimée.

I just made a free "tv knitting" level sock pattern compilation. My genius plan is to knit down the list in 2024, marking them as done as I go.

But since it is the season of Yule, Christmas, and general gift giving,

If you would also like 32 sock patterns to go ham on (without spending 2 hrs of work finding patterns) here's the Google Drive.

New pattern alert! Clarkia Colorwork Socks are now on my Ravelry and Etsy

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.

William's Willows Socks Pattern now available on my Etsy Shop and on Ravelry

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“Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.” -William Morris

These leafy socks are inspired by William Morris, one of the most important textile designers of the 19th century as well as a poet, artist and social activist. He was a major contributor to the revival of British textile crafts and production.