Being tested Designers’ Sock Drawer Group September 2023.

Pattern currently not available. Testing to run August 2021 in Designers’ Sock Drawer group.

The first time I saw this curly cable pattern, I thought, confetti, streamers, a celebration is afoot.

Fish Fossils Toe-up Sock has lacework on instep and around leg, a faux heel flap worked in either honeycomb pattern done with or without cable needle or knit-slip

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This sock features a textured Gansey stitch pattern that resembles a buckeye seed. Fair Isle toe and leg bands add visual variety. Yarn color choices will give this sock its unique personality. Other sock features include: garter stitch short-row heel with an atypical wrapping method (no picked up wraps), mini gusset and flap for adding ease to...

The Cactus Flower Toe Up Sock has a fun slip stitch pattern resembling flowers placed on instep and around the leg. A zig-zag slip stitch cable runs up the sides of the instep and leg. Toe, heel, and heel flap are knit in Eye of Partridge pattern. Directions include options for tapered or rounded toe, generic or calculated foot length, and stre...

This little spring blooming flower has so many interesting names: Lieutenant’s Heart, Captain’s Heart, Catching-a-Red-Snapper, Lady-in-the-Bath, and Bleeding Heart. Who knew? This was a bonus pattern for the May sock test knit in the Designers’ Sock Drawer group. It is worked toe-up, has a lace and cable pattern on the instep, and has a band he...

The “Chinese Lace” pattern reminds

This sock may be just right for knitting during busy times or while traveling. The pattern works up fast, is easily memorized, and if you can read your knitting, can be worked intermittently without needing chart.

Sock is knit toe up with faux flap heel. Toe and heel bottom are reinforced in Fabric Stitch. “Beaded” ribbing runs up inner and outer sides of sock and heel flap. “Columns of Leaves” pattern is on instep and both front and back of leg. The pattern shows best with solid or monochromatic tonal yarn.

Dancing Skeleton is constructed toe-up with a short-row heel. The instep is worked in a true lace pattern called Bat Wings. Sock can be knitted without the mosaic inserts. Options include 2 toe styles and 2 bind-off methods.

The feminine lacework pattern on the instep and

Disclaimer and fair warning. If you like definite plans without ambiguity, this sock pattern is not for you. These instructions provide a generic roadmap for a trip of your own making. The sock has a basic toe-up gusset and faux flap architecture. Several stitch patterns, including stockinette stripes, Estonian Long-stitches, garter stitch band...

FEATURES - Top-down construction, Estonian stranded stitch patterns, Kihnu braid, full gusset, EOP heel flap, and Weldon’s 4-point star toe

Euphorbia milii (crown of thorns) is a species of flowering plant in the spurge family Euphorbiaciae, native to Madagascar. The species name commemorates Baron Milius, once Governor of Réunion, who introduced the species to France in 1821.

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“If light is your heart

This sock features a field of stars (star stitch) and columns of angels (Lovely Stitches V2: 35 Lace Cables by Annie Maloney) using the Flying Buttress Heel architecture developed by Gabriela Langer of Alpine Adventures. I’m naming this sock Gabriel after the messenger angel of many religions. Pattern includes 2 options for toe style and heel p...

This sock pattern will be available for free in July exclusively for members of the Barking Dog Yarns forum KAL.

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Kirsipirukas (Cherry Pie) features: toe-up construction, custom foot length, rounded toe, Kihnu type heel (aka. Dutch heel, modified square), traditional Estonian stitches, traditional Swedish Fair Isle motif, and 3 leg lengths, anklet, shortie, or crew.

Predictably in May, the Lilies-of-the-Valley bloom in my flower garden. It is the designated flower for those born in the month of may, of which I am one. So, for May, I have worked up a sock pattern featuring lacework that resembles the Lily-of-the-Valley.

Lois’s Sock is constructed toe-up with a a gusset and faux-flap heel. Instep, gusset, and leg are worked in a stretchy threaded rib pattern, and the sole and heel flap are worked in a slipped stitch ribbing. Yarn color choices will give this sock its personality. Birdie of choice: bluebird, cardinal, crow, woodpecker, seagull, turkey, etc. Sock...

You know, “April showers bring May flowers”. A particularly appreciated event after this dreary, cold spring.

This was a Mystery sock KAL in S L Myers’s Design group distributed in 4 parts during August of 2015. It has been complied from the originals. It’s 29 pages long, because it was not reformatted for a single pattern. Stitch patterns are charted.

Mystery sock has 4 parts: Toe and foot, Gusset and heel turn, Heel flap, and Leg and cuff.

October Surprise was tested as a mystery sock in the Designers’ Sock Drawer Group. The pattern is divided into 3 clues. Estonian lacework, traveling stitches, knit-purl designs, and ribbing are used during development of this sock. It is a sock best suited for a skilled sock knitter or one looking for a challenge.

“Polka Dot” sock is constructed toe up, has a full gusset and faux heel flap. The pattern makes a stretchy sock thin enough for a good fit into shoes.

Bees and other insects play a significant role in pollinating flowers and food crops. Pollinator populations have faced environmental challenges such as habitat loss, diseases, pesticides, and climate change. Recent declines in the populations of bees have increased awareness of the importance of pollination to the welfare of animals and humans...

Prairie-Fire also called Indian Paintbrush is the state flower of Wyoming in USA. It’s native to the western Americas from Alaska to the Andes. Some species of this flower can be found in northern Asia and northwest Russia.

You can stop petting that variegated yarn and knit a sock. :) The “Claw Cable” makes variegated or striped yarns share the stage. Sock is constructed toe-up with cables spanning instep and leg. It has a short row heel with mini gusset and mini heel flap. Pattern options include tapered or rounded toe, generic or calculated foot length, and Russ...

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Working on revised/edited version. Until then…

“Solar Panels” is constructed toe up and has a full gusset and faux heel flap. Bottom of heel is reinforced. Heel flap is knit in a 3/2 ribbing. Cable and lacework panel is placed asymmetrically on instep, front, and back of leg and paired with 3/2 ribbing. Charts are provided for right and left mirror images. Options include tapered or rounded...

jununjun on Ravelry took the basic architecture of this sock pattern and creatively modified it to make an elegant, eye popping sock as shown in her photo (4th down on page). This sock pattern does not have instructions for stranded work. It is a basic, simple sock pattern.

This sock was inspired by a 1920’s commentarial sock in the MFA Boston collection, 1950’s loafers, and the classic 1957 Chevy. The foot, top and bottom, is worked flat. Sock uses a mock short-row heel technique described by Roxanne Richardson. The instep insert and eyelet leg bands provide opportunity for creative modifications. Instructions wr...

Sock features include: toe-up construction, classic Estonian stitch patterns, custom foot length, a fancy faux-flap (Round style) heel, and optional toe shapes.

This pattern is from an April KAL in S L Myers’ Design group.

I fell in love with 2 lace work motifs and the whirlpool toe by Cat Bordhi and had to see what would happen when these design elements were combined. And so, the This and That Toe Up Sock was born.

Art Deco “…an assertively modern style that ran to symmetry rather than asymmetry, and to the rectilinear rather than the curvilinear…” Wikipedia