Lucy Neatby's Cool Socks Warm Feet

by Lucy Neatby

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This collection of sock patterns was inspired by the superabundance of wild new sock yarns, which knit to gauges of 6.5 to 9 stitches per inch. These yarns offer far more color variety within a single filament of yarn than knitters -- unless they are hand spinners or artful dyers -- have previously experienced. The book is filled with tips, techniques, and suggestions.… (more)

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A collection of Lucy's ingenious ways with self-patterning sock yarns (or any sock yarn!), as well as a treasury of sock-knitting arcana. Six explicit patterns in multiple sizes are given, as well as many ways of customizing these with other heels, toes, or cuffs. No matter what level you knit at, you're bound to find something of interest here. (

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This collection of sock patterns was inspired by the superabundance of wild new sock yarns, which knit to gauges of 6.5 to 9 stitches per inch. These yarns offer far more color variety within a single filament of yarn than knitters -- unless they are hand spinners or artful dyers -- have previously experienced. The book is filled with tips, techniques, and suggestions.

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