Pollinate! is a mystery sock pattern designed for the May/June 2014 KAL in the Sock Knitters group. Clues were released on 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 May.

in.out.up.down is a partly stranded, partly striped sock pattern worked from the cuff down, with an Eye of the Partridge flap and gusset heel. The stranded portions are fully charted, and the design is written for two different stitch counts and five different sizes. This pattern is a great introduction to colourwork, as there are no long float...

Spellbreakers is a stranded mitten pattern featuring pinwheels on the back of the hand that are present in both the positive and the negative space. On the palm of the hand, colour dominance gradually shifts from MC to CC. And if you wanted, you could also wear them “backwards” so the palm side faces out.

Little Bonbons is a playful sock that is knitted from the top down, featuring an original cable design reminiscent of a box of sweets. The pattern on the heel transitions into Eye of the Partridge stitch, which continues into the heel turn for extra padding and reinforcement underfoot.

Blue Bell Knoll is knitted from the top down, with a cable design inspired by butterflies flowing out of the ribbing. There are twelve different cables in this pattern, including some that cross twice. Being able to read charts is absolutely essential; other than that the construction is fairly simple and straightforward. The heel flap and heel...

updated 25 August 2013 i have now uploaded a second pdf, which contains the pattern for a full sock using my forward-facing sheep. If you want just the foot charts, download “Flock for your Feet;” if you want the pattern for the whole sock, download “Revenge of the Lawn.”

This stranded sock pattern is knitted from the top down. A school of tropical fish swims all the way around the leg and down the instep, while herringbone waves cover the sole. The socks also feature an Eye of the Partridge heel flap and heel turn, a pinstriped gusset, and a round toe.