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The Brothers Not Twins socks are part of the Fairly Odd Socks Collection, a collection of socks which are the same but different.
Both socks feature a two stitch cable separating the main pattern repeat. With James, you have an additional four stitch cable pattern, whilst with John you get the St. John’s Wart stitch pattern.
The layout of the pattern makes it easier for TAAT knitters to work both socks at the same time.
Gauge (in pattern): James - 48sts, John – 44sts
The great thing about this and all the other socks in the collection is the fact that you can knit a pair of each pattern, then mix and match, so you get three looks in one.
The Join the Crew socks are part of the Fairly Odd Socks Collection, a collection of socks which are the same but different.
Both socks feature two cuffs and the same eyelet motif found in the Join The Crew cowl pattern.
These socks are great for using up scraps as you only need up to 10g of yarn for each contrasting shade.
The layout of the pattern makes it easier for TAAT knitters to work both socks at the same time.
The great thing about this and all the other socks in the collection is the fact that you can knit a pair of each pattern, then mix and match, so you get three looks in one.
The Over The Top, Then In & Out socks are part of the Fairly Odd Socks Collection, a collection of socks which are the same but different.
This pattern consists of Uberlappen which features a lace panel and Bob & Weave which has a textured finish.
The layout of the pattern makes it easier for TAAT knitters to work both socks at the same time.
The great thing about this and all the other socks in the collection is the fact that you can knit a pair of each pattern, then mix and match, so you get three looks in one.
Gauge is 34 sts = 10cm/4” on Uberlappen in St st
36 sts = 10cm/4” on Bob and Weave in pattern
The Meandering Socks are made up of Zig and Zag, which are part of the Fairly Odd Socks Vol. 1 Collection (also available to download), a collection of paired odd socks. Both socks feature a diagonal rib, arranged to provide a zigzag effect.
One of the great things about this and all the other socks in the
collection is the fact that you can knit a pair of each pattern, then
mix and match, so you have multiple looks in one.
The pattern includes instructions for using two skeins to make a pair of opposite socks, or four skeins to make a striped and solid pair.
The layout of the pattern makes it easier for TAAT knitters to work both socks at the same time.
