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Did you know that Welsh handknitters were known for stripy socks? Check out some wild stripes from the 19th century, learn about a modern Welsh sock yarn, and try a few techniques for perfect jogless stripes.
We love seeing your finished knits, and it’s been such a joy to discover so many of our readers’ beautiful finished projects from the pages of Farm & Fiber Knits.
If you are new to this cast-on or want to bookmark our straightforward photo and video tutorials, you’ll love learning to make magically seamless toes with a minimum of fuss!
High arches often mean that beautiful handknit socks are uncomfortable and rarely get worn—until you adjust the heel depth to create the extra room your foot actually needs.
Step inside a village in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains to discover how handspun wool, knitted socks, and a women’s cooperative preserve culture—plus get a sock pattern based on patterns handed down for generations.
We’ve added socks to our collection of Wanderlust patterns that adjust to any yarn and gauge. Cast on for all your knit-worthy loved ones with just three simple recipes.
Don’t let holes ruin your socks! From how you knit to how you care for your handmade footwear, here are some tips to keep your pampered feet in their favorite knits.
The Gardener’s Socks and Colorful Amish Socks are new to the library! A studious sock knitter is here with a fit check on these cool heels.
Want to try going all-natural? Traditional stockings can give us clues about what to look for in modern yarns.
How Safiyyah Talley's sock method has become my go-to technique.
Peek into the Victorian art of the perfect sock finish with 7 toes to try!
What should you keep in mind when selecting something to knit for a friend or loved one, and how do you pick out a yarn? We have tips to get you started!
Historical patterns can teach us many more techniques to use on those pesky socks.
