Ruth’s Harvest Socks pattern has been donated to the p/hop project by the wonderful designer, Susan Sharpe.

All patterns have been generously donated to the project by MSF supporters and are available for your knitting pleasure. In return, we ask that you make a donation to p/hop based on the hours of enjoyment you will get from knitting these patterns.

Here’s Susan’s inspiration for the pattern: “These socks were named Ruth’s Harvest after a story from my childhood of a biblical woman called Ruth.  It’s a story of faithfulness, hardship and love, and, at one point, Ruth has to glean wheat from fields to eat.  The story has a happy ending as Ruth marries the farmer. Whenever I see a field of wheat I remember the story, so I designed this sock in remembrance of this powerful childhood heroine.”

To download a PDF version of Ruth’s Harvest Socks click here.

You can read more about why Susan supports p/hop here.

Browse our other p/hop patterns here. Please don’t forget to donate for the hours of pleasure you get from them. Couldn’t be simpler…