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Cozy yet saucy slippers that hug and pad your feet from chilly winter floors. Use two colors for a bold stripe, or variegated yarn for a pleasing confetti effect. A quick and fancy knit!

Packed with video tutorials, including tips for brioche stitch in the round.

Skill Level - Intermediate: This is a good introduction to brioche knitting, but it can get tricky brioche knitting in the round. Recommended for those who have already knitted socks.

Gauge & Measurements: 20 sts & 27 rounds in brioche stitch = 4 inches / 10 cm. Finished foot circumference 6.5 - 8 inches / 16.5 - 20.5 cm.

Needles: US 4 /3.50mm circular needle with 24"-36" cable needle for magic loop method.

Yarn: approximately 218 yards or 200 meters worsted weight yarn. One skein of Fjordmade worsted yarn. For 2-color striped booties: Col. A (main color) - 115 yards / 105 meters, Col. B - 110 yards / 100 meters.

Notions: 3 stitch markers, tapestry needle, row counter (or pen & paper).

This is my favorite sock pattern! Especially for Fjordmade variegated yarn. The textured, twisted slip stitch pattern really showcases variation in color, and the socks are super cozy. This pattern is knitted from the toe-up with no messy heel flaps to deal with.

Packed with video tutorials, including how to turn the heel with wrap and twist short rows.

Yarn: approximately 250-430 yards or 228-393 meters fingering weight yarn. Shown in one of skein of Fjordmade fingering yarn.

Needles: US 1.5 /2.50mm circular needle with 32+ inch cable (I prefer 40 inch) needle for magic loop method, OR DPNs.

Notions: 5 stitch markers, tapestry needle.

This is the classic of all classics: FINALLY, a great basic pattern and follow-along videos for how to knit a pair of socks at the same time from the toe-up using the magic loop method.

With this basic go-to stockinette sock, I cover each step in detail, with close-up videos showing exactly what to do and how to knit using the magic loop. An enduring go-to pattern for fun sock knitting with no heel flaps or second sock to worry about. With these basics, you can modify all you want for your second pair!

Or, easily follow along with the video tutorials for working a different toe-up sock pattern, a pair at a time.

45+ minutes of videos covering:

• magic loop technique for 2 socks

• the special cast-on for the toe

• step by step heel instructions with wrap and turn short rows

• tricks for even cuff ribbing

• binding off

Yarn: approximately 250-430 yards or 228-393 meters fingering weight yarn. Shown in 4 mini-skeins of Fjordmade Self-Striping Cupcakes. One regular skein of Fjordmade fingering yarn with get you a pair of socks+.

Needles: US 1.5 /2.50mm circular needle with 32+ inch cable (I prefer 40 inch) needle for magic loop method.

Notions: 5 stitch markers, tapestry needle.

Classic oversized ribbed watchman hat with optional pom-pom. A quick knit and the ultimate crowd pleaser.

Provisional cast on with a tubular 2:2 ribbed brim, moving into classic 2 by 2 ribbing with decreases. Optional pom-pom. Magic loop knitting. Includes video tutorial for 1:1 and 2:2 rib tubular cast on!

Skill level: Intermediate: It might seem intimidating but the techniques are smooth with a little patience.

Yarn: approximate 82 yds / 75 meters bulky yarn. Shown made with 1 skein of Fjordmade Cloud Bulky in “12.” 1 yard smooth scrap yarn.

Needles:
- US size 15 / 10.0 mm circular needle in 32+ inches (for magic loop method)
- crochet hook in a size that works with your scrap yarn
- (optional) US size 10 / 6.0 mm circular needle in 16 inches or 32+ inches for a tighter brim

Notions: tapestry needle.

For optional 3" pom pom:
- 3" pom pom maker, OR
- 4" x 8" section of cardboard from a box, etc.
- soup can or 3" round object
- 1"-2" coin or round lid
- scissors for cardboard and for yarn