Category Archives: socks
Shur’tugal Socks
I’ve admired the sock pattern “Shur’tugal” by Alice Yu for sometime now and finally knit them this past January. The pattern is a free download that can be obtained on Ravelry or on Alice’s website “Socktopus” in the left sidebar. … Continue reading
October Socks
I’ve been a very, very bad blogger!! Knee surgery (ouch), jury duty (grumble, grumble, civic duty and all that), SOLD MY HONKIN’ BIG LOOM, lay-offs at work, Nikol and I finished our new dye book (more on that later), Yarn … Continue reading
Interlocking Leaves Socks
Finally, these socks are done! They’re the Interlocking Leaves pattern by Kelly Porpiglia from the Fall 2008 issue of Knitty. I used Jojoland Melody superwash yarn and two 16″ US #0 circular needles. I love the lace pattern and the … Continue reading
Nine-To-Five Socks Finished
My Nine-To-Five socks, by Nicole Hindes, are finished. This is a free pattern that can be downloaded off of Nicoles blog, All Buttoned Up — she even has a YouTube video linked to show the the twisted stitch, or if … Continue reading
Nine-to-Five Socks
I’m about half way through my first sock using the “Nine-to-Five” sock pattern by Nicole Hindes. This is a free pattern that can be found on Nicoles’ blog . . . almost all buttoned up. I’m using Lorna’s Lace Shepherd … Continue reading
Pomatomus Socks are Done!
I’m so pleased with these finished socks! The pattern is Pomatomus by Cookie A and it can be found at Knitty.com (free — love free). The 1×1 rib has the effect of fans or scales and my friend Ana suggested … Continue reading
Hedera Socks Finished
It’s amazing how much knitting can be accomplished on a road trip. After a LONG 7 hour drive (brief pause . . . that was one way, so the trip was 14 round trip, AND, I should state that my … Continue reading
Pomatomus Socks
I’m still on my sock knitting jag — and the next one up is “Pomatomus” by Cookie A (again), from the winter ’05 issue of Knitty. The yarn is Cherry Hill Supersock in colorway #420 (blue-green) using US#1.5 needles. The … Continue reading

