Knit socks from the toe up to the cuff — you can do it easily with my pattern.
You start with a clever cast-on and knit in stockinette stitch.
The pattern comes straight from the ball of yarn.
After the heel, an ergonomic transition is knitted. This makes the socks fit perfectly and keeps them from slipping.
When your cuff is long enough, the socks get a pretty rolled edge.
Click here to go directly to the page for the knitted sock pattern
You can also crochet socks.
I explain how to do it in my pattern.
You start at the toes and crochet a well-fitting heel.
When your cuff is long enough, you crochet a pretty edging.
I also show you different finishing options in the pattern.
If you would like to give the socks as a gift, you also get templates for printable bands.
Click here to go directly to the page for the crocheted sock pattern
You can crochet wrist warmers of a slightly different kind with the “Noriaki II” pattern.
Japanese-style wrist warmers are something quite different from wrist warmers worked as tubes. But don’t worry, they are just as easy to crochet.
Why not give it a try?
Click here to go directly to the page for the “Noriaki II” wrist warmer pattern
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting and crocheting