 These kewl looking socks were knitted by designer Kit Zerbe For an easy to
make, but great looking sock, try |
 These terrific looking socks were knitted by designer Karen Holyce For
an easy to make but great looking hiking sock, try these |
 These beautiful little socks were knitted by designer Judy Ellis. Do you need a one of a kind baby gift sure to be treasured for years to come? Judy's Infant Socks |
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Try this
openwork cuff variation with your favorite sock pattern. |
 These cute socks for children were knitted by designer Lisa Santoni Cromar. Make these for all your little sweethearts. Nicholas' Swirly Tube Socks |
 These Aran socks were knitted by designer Rita Williams For
a simple-to-knit and great looking Aran, this is the pattern to try. |
 These tiny socks were knitted by designer Linda Boudreau For a quick to make sock for a preemie, try Preemie Tube Socks |
These socks were knitted by designer Maggie Dicey. Click here to
find the pattern for these great looking and easy to make socks. |
 These adorable socks were knitted by designer Dawn Adcock What new mother could resist these tiny blue and white socks? Make one pair in each color combo. Two Color Newborn Socks |
 These kids' socks were knitted by designer Linda Nelson For a ribless,
simple to make sock, try |
 These adorable American Girl Doll socks were knitted by designer, Judy Gibson. For a special
treat for that special someone... |
 These great looking socks were knitted by designer Kris Sudduth. Ready to try some two-color work?
This is the place to start. |
 These Cable-Spiral socks were knitted by designer Jeanne Mitchell The photo on the left shows the entire sock, The one on the right is a close up of the pattern detail on the cuff. Jeanne's Cable-Spiral Socks |
 Here are some examples of our Socknitters symbol. The ones on the left were knitted by designer Linda Nelson, while the one on the right was knitted by proofknitter Marylou Polisher. Show your Socknitter pride and wear
our official symbol. |
Knit these
adorable socks for your Teddy
(or Myra) bear. |
 Photo coming soon! Here is another example of a sock
that could be used for our Socknitter symbol.This one created by Diane Hare. |
Photo coming soon! Do you know a
hard working man who needs some hard working socks? Give this toe-up |
Photo coming soon! In the words of the designer these are "Plain Jane no frills ladies' socks...." Arlene's DK Weight Socks |
 Designer Dawn Adcock knitted these great looking socks Know someone with short stout feet? Try these... Stout and Short WE Socks |
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Have you ever wanted to make your own pattern but weren't sure how to go about it? Here's a formula for creating your own pattern from any yarn. |
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Use
this basic sock pattern for easy to make, terrific
looking, socks for any member of the family. |
Photo coming soon! For socknitting fun try these nifty socks in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. |
 Wren knitted these wonderful slip stitch socks For another way to do two-color work, try making these" Garter Bar Slip Stitch Socks |
 These incredible teeny socks were knitted by Jaqueline This
pattern, according to the designer, is not for the
fainthearted. But if your Barbie has cold feet, you
might want to make her these socks. |
 Linda Walsh designed and knitted this wonderful socks Designed
specifically for LL's new Liberty Yarn |
