Forget me Knot

Find it here on Ravelry: Forget me Knot

My latest bag pattern is out. Worked flat, this bag uses short row shaping and a modified Kitchener to give it a seamless look. The addition of contrasting ribbon and bead will add interest.

Notes:

Yarn- Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi) 197 - 200 yards

Gauge- 9 stitches and 10 rows = 1 inch in stockinette

Needle size- US 5/0 - 1.0 mm

Size- 6 inches wide by 3.5 inches closed (5.25 inches open). [15.2 cm wide by 8.9 cm closed (13.3 cm open)]

T.V. Socks Pattern

Sorry, Work in Process! (in my zeal to cut and paste and get this to you sooner, I posted)
Here are my cabled sock/slippers. First I'd like to appologise for the blurry quality of my photos. I may, one day, work to change that part of me, but until then use your imagination.

As you can see they are a cross between socks and slippers. And the cable-ing runs on the front only, with short row shaping on the heel and toe. I also used a kitchener join at the top of the toe. (o.k. that part you can't see.)

Gauge: 4 sts = 1 inch & 6 rows = 1 inch

Size: ladies U.S. 8
Yards:

Needles: 4 #6 DPNs, 1 cable needle



Cast on 34 stitches

Rib:

Rounds 1-3: K1, P1, repeat til end.



Adjust your stitches on the three needles, so that there are 16 on the first one, then 9 each on the other two.

Leg:
R4: k2, p4, k4, p4, k2, *k1, p1* repeat til end
R5: (knit the knits and purl the purls)
R6: k2, p4, c4b, p4, k2, *k1, p1* repeat til end
R7: (knit the knits and purl the purls)
R8: c3f, p2, c3b, c3f, p2, p2, c3b, *k1, p1* repeat til end
R9: (knit the knits and purl the purls)
R10: p1, c3f, c3b, p2, c3f, c3f, c3b, p1, *k1, p1* repeat til end
R11: (knit the knits and purl the purls)
R12: p2, c4f, p4, c4b, p2, *k1, p1* repeat til end

...If you want me to finish this pattern please comment and tell me to get a move on.

Flat Diamond Sock (part 2)

I've completeed the second set of diamonds and even added the short row heel. I'm planning on this pattern being very optional. Where you can use only the set of easy diamonds, or harder ones. I will be sure to add in how to do the short row shaping. Here are some more pictures:

Flat Diamond Sock

This will be my first pattern, and I'm so excited!

I have been working on a simple sock for anyone who finds double pointed needles to be the dreaded tool of sock death. With the help of my friends on http://www.ravelry.com/ I've been working to make it very readable to all levels of knitters.

Let me know what you think. I'll be adding more info and pictures as I progress.