This sock is knit from the cuff down and features a reinforced flap and gusset heel.

The sock is knit top-down with a heel flap and gusset. The pattern is very stretchy and snuggles beautifully into your foot. The toe is a classic wedge toe using kitchener stitch.

Part one starts at one side of the straight striped section. That section is long enough to cover the area between both of your ears and is knit back and forth. This section uses Linen stitch.

Come join the winding paths of those stalks that are searching for their lost calyces for so long. Once there have been 22 of them. Now none is left. Have they been blown away? Or picked by an elf?

Once upon a time there was a girl who dreamt of a crown made from shiny silver. But the times of crowns and heroic armor are long gone. So the girl made her crown from wool and now she wears her crown as a secret beneath the trouser legs. Nobody can see this crown, but she feels the cold silvery jewellery at her ankle.

The Gräte (German for fishbone) hat is worked in herringbone pattern, where it got its name from. At the brim the herringbone pattern is enlarged and transformed into a cable. It features a tassel at the top that is attached by a braided strand.