This pattern has been written especially for the SWC 2022. It is exclusive to participants of the game until the end of the game sometime in August and will be available to the public after that.

In the German speaking Alpine regions, high up in the mountains, they are still used: old fashioned wooden window shutters, sometimes with a little ornament cut into the center of the panels. And up in the mountains, with no running water and hence no means to have a water closet, the outhouse traditionally had (and still has) a little heart cu...

April showers water all the flowers and plants, letting them sprout and flourish. But what if the raindrops turn into hailstones, damaging all the young buds und leaves? The little plants need protection!

Use your favorite yarn for this hat - any yarn, (nearly) any gauge works with this pattern.

Toe-up, patterned gussets, hearts stacked on top of each other, tiny Bavarian twisted cables, …

When there is a gentle breeze on the sea, the surface of the water looks very similar to this stitch pattern, calm lines interrupted by little ripples. And the ripples continue towards the horizon ….

If you follow the path up on a slope, the gradient angle of the path changes, depending on how steep the slope is. This pattern lets you choose your angle.

Choose Your Valentine is a toe-up sock featuring an optional Bosnian Toe, ribbing on the sole, gusset increases on the sole, a ribbed faux heel flap, little hearts of your choice on the back of the leg, and a simple cuff with a cute knotted-k2tog (optional) BO. Three patterns for knitted hearts are included - choose one or all to place on your ...

My son spent a term abroad, in Dublin, Ireland, in 2019. That made me design a sock, combining his beloved Bavarian travelling stitches, which are often used in traditional Austrian knitting patterns, and those wonderful Celtic Knot patterns. The heel I used is a Balbriggan heel, being named after the town of Balbriggan in Ireland, about 30 km ...

Happy New Year (2019) is a toe-up sock featuring simple ribs and little cables using Bavarian travelling stitches on the instep. The ribs are repeated on the faux heel flap, and flow into little cables on the back of the leg. The ribs wind into a motif based on an old Austrian stitch pattern called “Brennende Liab”, which is “Burning Love” in E...

This pattern is a collection of sock parts to knit an individual Day of the Dead Sock through a process similar to the Exquisite Corpse game.

This is a December MKAL in the group Designers’ Sock Drawer. The pattern can be downloaded for free after the MKAL.

Like Alpine Trails meandering along the steep hillsides towards the peak, the travelling stitches of the traditional double-bands at the back of this sock work itself towards the cuff. Other Austrian traditional stitch patterns complete the design.

Pole Dance is a sock with an unusual construction, originally designed by Krysten, Hypercycloid. This pattern is merely an adaptation of the original design from cuff-down to toe-up. Toe-up version developed by Alpine Adventures.