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PATTERN - Border Two

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   You can find this pattern on Ravelry here:  https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/border-two MATERIALS NEEDED Weight Yarn you used for your project in at least 2 colors – CA, CB Crochet Hook Size that you used for you project 4 or more stitch markers POSSIBLE OTHER SUPPLIES tapestry needle scissors STITCHES USED sl st – slip stitch ch – chain(s) sc – single crochet rsc – reverse single crochet or crab stitch fpsc – front post single crochet beg bobble – beginning bobble stitch bobble – bobble stitch GAUGE Not important if you used the yarn you used for your project TERMS USED  American Stitch Count Information You will need a specific stitch count for this border. You will need multiples of 4 stitches plus 3 extra stitches. DO NOT count the corner stitches from Step 2 of the Set Up section. This means you will have multiple groups of 4 stitches and at the end you will need 3 extra stitches. # of Multiples of 4 Stitc...

PATTERN - Border One

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   You can find this pattern on Ravelry here:  https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/border-one MATERIALS NEEDED Weight Yarn you used for your project in at least 3 colors – CA, CB, CC Crochet Hook Size that you used for you project 8 or more stitch markers POSSIBLE OTHER SUPPLIES p sl st – slip stitch ch – chain(s) sc – single crochet rsc – reverse single crochet or crab stitch dc – double crochet tr – triple crochet dtr – double triple crochet bpsc – back post single crochet bpdc – back post double crochet  STITCHES USED SQUARE INFORMATION Gauge:  Not important if you used the yarn you used for your project Terms Used: American HELPFUL INFORMATION This border can be used on any stitch count. All you need to make sure is you have corners on your project. It doesn't matter the number of corners either. This pattern can be done in any hook size and any yarn weight. Please use the yarn weight and hook size corresponding to and used for your project...

PATTERN - Cable Runner Socks

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   You can find this pattern on Ravelry here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cable-runner-socks MATERIALS NEEDED: approx. 100g of sock yarn size US2 circular knitting needles – the longer the cable the better when working with magic loop stitch markers tapestry needle STITCHES USED: K – knit P – Purl M1 – make 1 st C4F – cable four front https://www.dummies.com/crafts/knitting/designs-patterns/how-to-knit-a-four-stitch-cable/ GAUGE: 11 rows and 8 sts is 1”. TERMS USED: American About This Pattern These socks where designed using the magic loop method. Also for you to be able to use whatever toe and heel you would like to use. They can be top down or toe up. The only difference on that is the way the cables end up running. For the picture I did toe up with an after thought heel. I will write out the toe pattern I used. The heel you will have to decide for yourself but I will provide a link to the after thought heel pattern I used. This pattern ...