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Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1596680296
ISBN-13
9781596680296
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Product Key Features

Book Title
Getting Started Knitting Socks
Number of Pages
136 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2007
Topic
Needlework / Knitting, Fashion & Accessories, Fashion
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Design, Crafts & Hobbies
Author
Ann Budd
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
17.5 Oz
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Width
8.1 in

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Trade
LCCN
2007-001884
Reviews
"Photography is sharp with a tight focus providing an excellent reference for those needing a visual guide through every step."  -Monsters and Critics.com, "Essential for all knitting collections." -- Library Journal "I strongly recommend this book for anybody who wants to become a sock knitter." -- Knitter's Review "The best beginning sock book that has been published so far. That is all. Go buy it." -- Knitty.com "No detail is ignored and Ann anticipates questions as if she is sitting next to you. This is a finger twitching book--it makes me want to drop everything and knit something from it right now." -- KnitPicks Podcast "One of the best sock knitting books to come out in a long time." -- Knitting News Cast "Photography is sharp with a tight focus providing an excellent reference for those needing a visual guide through every step." -- Monsters and Critics.com "With this book from Interweave Press, you'll be knitting gorgeous socks in no time." -- Let's Knit(UK), "Essential for all knitting collections." - Library Journal "I strongly recommend this book for anybody who wants to become a sock knitter." - Knitter's Review "The best beginning sock book that has been published so far. That is all. Go buy it." - Knitty.com "No detail is ignored and Ann anticipates questions as if she is sitting next to you. This is a finger twitching book--it makes me want to drop everything and knit something from it right now." - KnitPicks Podcast "One of the best sock knitting books to come out in a long time." - Knitting News Cast "Photography is sharp with a tight focus providing an excellent reference for those needing a visual guide through every step." - Monsters and Critics.com "With this book from Interweave Press, you'll be knitting gorgeous socks in no time." - Let's Knit (UK), "Essential for all knitting collections." — Library Journal "I strongly recommend this book for anybody who wants to become a sock knitter." — Knitter's Review "The best beginning sock book that has been published so far. That is all. Go buy it." — Knitty.com "No detail is ignored and Ann anticipates questions as if she is sitting next to you. This is a finger twitching book—it makes me want to drop everything and knit something from it right now." — KnitPicks Podcast "One of the best sock knitting books to come out in a long time." — Knitting News Cast "Photography is sharp with a tight focus providing an excellent reference for those needing a visual guide through every step." — Monsters and Critics.com "With this book from Interweave Press, you'll be knitting gorgeous socks in no time." — Let's Knit(UK), "No detail is ignored and Ann anticipates questions as if she is sitting next to you. This is a finger twitching book-it makes me want to drop everything and knit something from it right now."  -KnitPicks Podcast, "With this book from Interweave Press, you'll be knitting gorgeous socks in no time." -Let's Knit(UK)
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
746.43/2041
Table Of Content
Materials Yarn Needles Other ToolsSock Basics Measuring Gauge Ways to Knit Socks in Rounds Casting On Join for Working in the Round Cuff Leg Heel Flap Heel Turn Gussets Foot Toe FinishingBasic Sock Instructions Choosing a Size Basic Pattern for: 8 Stitches/Inch, 7 Stitches/Inch, 6 Stitches/Inch, 5 Stitches/Inch, 4 Stitches/InchColor and Texture the Easy Way Wide Stripes Socks- This cotton/wool yarn is comfortable for year-round wear. Narrow Stripes Socks- This is another example of self-striping year. Spiral Stripes Socks- In yarns dyed with color bands that are not long enough to accommodate all of the stitches in a round. Magic Stripes Socks- This sock looks like it involves a lot of tricky color changes, but that's due to the way the yarn is dyed. Boucle Socks- Acrylic boucle yarn gives a lush, cozy texture to these thick slipper socks.Adding Your Own Color or Texture Pattern: Stripe Patterns Fibonacci Stripes Socks- One of my favorite stripe sequences is based on the Fibonacci series, where you begin with the numbers 1 and 2, then add the last two numbers of the series together to come up with the next. Magic Ball Socks- These socks are knitted from five different colors of yarn that were leftover from various other projects. Rib Patterns- The juxtaposition of columns of knit and purl stitches causes the fabric to contract widthwise, making ribbed patterns ideal for snug-fitting socks. Seeded Rib Socks- The masculine rib pattern on the leg and instep of these socks alternates single knit stitches with 2 purl stitches and 2 seed stitches. Spiral Rib Socks- The diagonal pattern on these thick socks is nothing more than a knit 2, purl 2 rib that shifts laterally 1 stitch every round. Cable Patterns- Most cable patterns are based on a ribbed foundation, with the cable crosses worked on the columns of knit stitches bordered by purl stitches. Right-Twist Cable Rib Socks- In these socks, 1/1 cables travel across knit-4 ribs, giving the appearance of 2/2 cables without the draw-in. Cable Clock Socks- These socks show how just a little bit of cable can make an interesting design. Lace Patterns- Lace patterns can transform the common sock into a fancy or feminine accessory. Herringbone Lace Socks- These comfortable socks are worked with a relatively simple 6-stitch lace pattern around the leg and along the instep. Chevron Lace Socks- A simple 7-stitch chevron pattern forms tiny zigs and zags around the legs and down the sides of the insteps of these colorful socks.Cuff and Leg Variations- So far, all of the sock patterns in this book have had a crew shape with legs that begin about halfway down the calf. Picot Anklets- These anklets are a lot like short sport socks. Ruffle Cuff Anklets- These pretty socks are fashioned after those typically reserved for little girls. Knee Socks- A lace pattern extends along the leg and instep of these knee-high socks.
Synopsis
If you can knit and purl, you can knit your very own socks, and veteran sock knitter Ann Budd shows you how in Getting Started Knitting Socks. Each step - from casting on stitches for the leg to working the misunderstood Kitchener stitch at the toe - is broken down into its basic elements and illustrated with clear photographs and drawings. Along the way you'll learn the fundamentals of sock knitting, a variety of ways to achieve similar results, and a host of time-proven tips that ensure success.In Getting Started Knitting Socks, you'll find basic instructions for knitting socks at five different gauges and for five different sizes. Whether you want to knit a pair of delicate dress socks for your ten-year-old niece, a pair of sturdy book socks for your older brother, or a pair of bulky slipper socks for yourself, we've got your feet covered. If you get tired of the basic sock, add some color or texture, either by following one of the 16 patterns provided or by adding your own stitch pattern - dozens of rib, cable, and lace patterns are provided for your own experimentation.So get started knitting socks - soon you'll have made your first sock . . . then its mate. Then, before you know it, you'll be your own sock-knitting machine., If you can knit and purl, you can knit your very own socks, and veteran sock knitter Ann Budd shows you how in Getting Started Knitting Socks., From cast-on stitches to binding off, this handbook details the simple steps needed to turn seemingly complicated sock knitting projects into easy and enjoyable activities. Helpful photographs and instructional drawings ensure that even inexperienced knitters will be able to produce high-quality socks and handle more complicated techniques, such as the Kitchener stitch at the toe. Using instructions for five different sizes--from child through adult large--at five different gauges, knitters can produce styles ranging from delicate dress socks to thick and furry slipper socks. More adventurous knitters can add variety and flair by following one of 16 unique designs or trying one of the dozens of rib, cable, and lace patterns provided. With plenty of tips and a handy stitch dictionary, this guide unleashes the creativity and fun of sock knitting.
LC Classification Number
TT825.B82 2007

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