Math4Knitters

Next to socks, baby sweaters are the perfect travel/summer knitting project. I'm finishing up this one right now. I can never resis...

I almost hate to say that I fell in love with Paris. It seems like such a cliche. Does every American who goes there have to follow in the f...

I knit socks on dpns. I like them. I find them fast and I can really crank down on them for a tight gauge. But, I always have a good c...

A few weeks ago, I was showing some knitters the zig-zag bind off. It's used on the back of the heel of my Adjoin socks . It feels...

Yarn:  Simply Socks Yarn Company Poste Yarn Striping (75% superwash Corriedale wool, 25% nylon; 393 yd/359 m per 100g skein) ...

Leftovers of Dream in Color Smooshy in Autumn Rainbow made a lovely pair of socks (with just the tops in another color...) Stats: Top do...

This goes in the "duh" file. It's my pattern. I wrote it. I should be able to do it from memory, right? Nothing to see her...

Ok, guys, here are the last 5 Sock Architecture patterns! Bootstrap Socks   The Bootstrap socks have a line of garter-stitch...

So, this time I didn't try to get fancy with the name. These socks are in a checked pattern and have square heels. Easy! Checke...

Mouchoir means “handkerchief” in French. This sock has a half-handkerchief heel and a simple stitch pattern to match. I love the stitch patt...

With the Dyad set, I finally opened up a little color into the equation. I don't have anything against socks in multiple colors. In fact...

Strie means “stripe,” “groove,” or “gore” in French, so it seems like the perfect name for these very simple, garter-stitch-ribbed socks wit...

One of the first conversations I had with Shannon at Cooperative Press about Sock Architecture was the tone of the photography. We both thou...

I don't know if anyone else remembers, but over a year ago I took a (non-matching, very small) pair of socks on a trip with me and did t...