A fun pair of sports-weight socks I knitted for a friend I know online. He bought a scarf from me last winter and soon ordered a pair of socks to match.

Basic brown sports-weight socks made from 100% wool yarn, reinforced at the heel and toe.

What a beautiful fingering-feight ladies sock!  It's made out of 75% wool and 25% Polyamide, a perfect mixture for durable and breathable socks.

This is a reproduction of Roman toe-socks from 100% wool.  The shaft is knitted straight, so that it will roll.

My husband loves orange shirts. Everyone teases him about it, so I made him a pair of fingering-weight socks to match the shirts as a joke. He will not wear them to this day, though ;-)

This is a pair of reproducton WW2 german socks I make for re-enactors. The wool I use is a sport/DK weight and very warm and comfortable to wear in boots.

A reproduction of authentic ancient roman toe socks made from 100% partly washed sheep's yarn that still contains a lot of its lanolin.  Click here for a picture of these socks worn with reproduction roman sandals.

The technique used in this pair of heel- and toeless Roman reproduction socks is called "naalbinding", which is done with one bone needle.
Click here for the sock on the foot.

Another pair of socks produced with the naalbinding technique. For more pictures, click here.

Here is a gorgeous pair of babyboots out of 75% wool yarn.  They are incredibly soft and durable at the same time.  I have been told that these are the best fitting baby booties around.