Ann Norling Adult Socks #12 . This Ann Norling pattern is written for three gauges thereby allowing use of Fingering, DK/Sport or Worsted weight yarns. The length of the foot determines the fit of the sock (9"-13"). For a narrower foot use one needle size smaller. Wool/nylon sock yarn or 100% wool & wool blends that are tightly plied are recommended. Wool/nylon heel yarn or nylon to knit into the heel can also be used. This Ann Norling pattern uses approx 285-420 yards depending on yarn size and gauge used. Knitted on double point US needles size 3, 5 or 7......

Ann Norling Adult Socks II Play On Ribs - Pattern #12-A. These two Ann Norling sock patterns are simple but more fun than a plain sock. The Wide Wale Rib (4 left socks - pic above) works great with all the new patterned yarns available. These Ann Norling patterns show and you still have the better fit of a rib. The Pebble Rib (two right socks - pic above) sock works in a solid color yarn that allows the texture in the rib to show. Both Ann Norling patterns take the rib down the top of the foot and help.....

Ann Norling Baby & Kid Basic Socks #26. This Ann Norling pattern is written for three gauges and two sizes. The socks pictured illustrate how the basic sock pattern can be jazzed up with pattern stitches and color work to make your own special socks. Use any stitch pattern which is a multiple of 4 or 8 stitches. The first set of numbers is for 1-4 shoe. The second set of numbers is for 5-13 shoe. Wool/nylon sock yarn or 100% wool and wool blends that are tightly plyed are recommended. Wool/nylon heel yarn or nylon to knit into the heel can also be.....

Ann Norling Kids Flower Caps Pattern #22. Here's another collection of adorable caps topped with flowers for newborns and toddlers.  You can either crochet or knit the base. The nine flowers and three styles of leaves are crochet. If you don't crochet, use the knitted cap directions and purchase buttons, flowers or small soft toys to add to the top. Size 6 months (1 yr, 2 yrs).  Ann Norling patterns are Easy & Fast. Use up your leftover yarns! Ann Norling patterns are famous for being easy to understand and to knit or crochet just about any project using leftover yarns. We carry all Ann Norling Patterns.....

Christmas Stockings - Hand Knitting Patterns by Ann Norling. Excellent easy to follow pattern is great for beginners and seasoned knitters.  Ann Norling's patterns are well known throughout the industry as some of the easiest and best patterns to buy and use.  Makes a great gift for the family knitter.  Lots of styles available.  Choose your favorite and order today.  Great Price! Ann Norling patterns are Easy & Fast. Use up your leftover yarns! Ann Norling patterns are famous for being easy to understand and to knit or crochet just about any project using leftover yarns. We carry all Ann Norling Patterns still in print - if.....

House Socks - Pattern by Fiber Trends. These thick unisex socks are perfect for padding around the house on chilly mornings. Wear them over ordinary socks or alone. They are quick and simple to knit and make great gifts. Open ribbed cuff is fastened with a button, or make the closed cuff version. Make them in school colors or add a glitzy or furry cuff. Six sizes: Two sizes are for small children and four are for pre-teen to adult. Sized by foot length. Finished sizes - childrens small 5-1/2", medium 6-1/2". Pre-Teen to Adult - small 7-1/2", Med 8-1/2",.....

Knit A Dozen Baby Socks. Possibly the cutest part of a baby's anatomy is his or her feet. It's no wonder that generations of needleworkers have enjoyed knitting booties while they wait for their new arrival. However, modern babies seem to have trouble keping their booties on their little footsies, so we are presneting the sock alternative in this clever book. If you haven't knit a pair of socks before, we have included a couple of pages of information on yarn, gauge and special techniques (like turning the heel) that we suggest you read. Understanding the techniques that we used.....

Knitting Circles Around Socks - Why knit one sock and then start all over again to make a match? Instead knit two socks at the same time on two circular needles! With this creative approach you can slip a sock on each foot as soon as you bind off. Make cuffs, feet and toes match exactly from sock to sock; no more measuring as you go. Discover how easy it is to convert any sock pattern for double pointed needles to this ingenious method...

Knitting Socks - Projects for the experienced and novice knitter. Each step is broken down into basic, easy-to-understand elements and clearly illustrated with photographs and drawings. For each of the 16 patterns in Getting Started Knitting Socks, you'll find instructions for socks in five sizes and five gauges. Experiment with color and texture to create a pair of socks all your own.  Hard cover - 135 pages - loaded with colors photos and diagrams - really great graphics...

Plymouth Yarn Ladies Sleep Socks Pattern. You'll love to knit and to wear these Ladies Cable and Lace sleep socks. These comfy socks are knitted with Indiecita Baby Alpaca yarn from Plymouth but can be made from your favorite yarn that provides a stitch gauge of 24 sts = 4 inches on US #5 double pointed needles. Please allow 4-7 days for arrival...

Socks - I Can't Believe I'm Knitting Socks - Knitting socks by the dozens is incredibly easy with this book! Fly through our helpful hints and photos and look for our extras and general instructions sections for useful information on yarn, needles, techniques and terminology. 56 pages...

Wheelchair Slippers #16 - Ann Norling. This is a great beginner project! THESE ARE GREAT FOR WHEELCHAIR OR THE BED BOUND PERSON because of the way they wrap around the foot. Very warm & comfy. Great Ann Norling pattern, done as no one else can do it!  We don't reccomend these slippers for people who will be walking on tile, lineoleum, or slate floors because they will slide on smooth surfaces.,,, they  are really intended for use on rugs or for wheelchair or a bed bound person.  Ann Norling patterns are Easy & Fast. Use up your leftover yarns! Ann Norling patterns are famous for being easy.....