2022 Geek-A-Long: Oregon Trail Wrap Up

Hello, you glorious knitters! Last week we posted the final clue of the Oregon Trail socks, and now we can float together in Geek-A-Long limbo, like cozy-toed-Dandelion-fluffs. In past year’s we’ve bombarded you with new clues each week and that was fun, but this year the goal is to just be a little chill. After the last few years we all need a little bit of chill. So we’ll have a cool down week and a warm up week for each pair of socks.

Take a nice deep breath, and enjoy some well deserved down time. While you’re at it, bask in the glow of some of the incredible work that the GAL community has done over the last 4 weeks! You can also download the full pattern version of the Oregon Trail socks at the bottom of this post, or on Ravelry.

Next week I’ll be right back here to lead you in some nice limbering stretches as we warm up for the next pair of socks. Well, OK, the stretching is actually on you. You can choose to stretch or not stretch based on your own preferences, but I will be revealing the theme of the next pair, and debuting another sock kit. With no further ado, let’s all take a moment to appreciate the real MVP knitters of the Geek-A-Long: All Of You <3

View Oregon Trail: Full Pattern by clicking the button below. When you download the pattern from our website instead of through Ravelry, you will NOT receive automatic updates. You will have to come here and download the next clue every time. Please download it via Raverly if you are able, so you have immediate access to the clues as they are released and any errata that may appear.

~Megan-Anne

It’s dangerous to go alone.

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