Patterns
Emily’s Basic Circular Socks 
This is a very spelled out sock pattern - I’ve even got the heel turned to the last row. Great for beginning sock knitters (or folks who are just starting on circular needles), this is the pattern used for most of the Sock Frenzy of 2003. Great Gran likes to use US size 5s on these, but I prefer a tighter sock so I tend towards US 3s. Obviously, you can use any yarn that fits the gauge (sport weight)- don’t feel tied to Fixation.
Worsted Weight Basic Socks
This is my basic sock pattern for four needles. I have made Michael a couple dozen pairs from it by changing the stitch pattern on the legs. I have made myself several pairs as well - mostly striped ones out of M’s sock leftovers. Any worsted weight yarn will work for these socks.
Snug
This is my favorite afghan to knit. This pattern started as repair work on a very very broken pattern that I found in one of Great Gran’s books. By the time I was finished fixing it, I had a whole new afghan! (picture)
Here we have the lazy shopper’s solution to an accidental yarn purchase. Knit in super chunky yarn, this pattern is fast, easy and great for TV watching. (picture)
Fund-Raiser Hat and Scarf (html)
Looking for something to make for your Church Bazaar? Or the Auction at the Senior Citizen’s Center? Look no further. This is an elegant Hat and Scarf set that comes complete with permission to donate for sale to a Worthy Cause. (picture)
Haystack
This is a great sock pattern for a difficult variegated yarn (ie the colors pool funny) but it is not a sock for beginners! You should have a little experience with patterned sock legs (or want some) before committing to this pattern. It is designed for fingering weight yarns. (picture)
Squall
These socks were created for the Hurricane Sock Swap of 2006. They are designed to fit an average woman’s foot and have an insanely tiny gauge (9sts to 1″), but are completely worth the agony. In my opinion. (picture)
Wheat
Socks for football season and other Fall Occasions. This as a man’s sock (10.5″ circumference foot) with a simple but effective slipped stitch pattern on the leg. (picture)
Wee Tiny Sock
This little sock was created for the Wee Tiny Sock Swap of 2007. (picture)
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