Product Description

If you thought handmade socks were just for knitters, think again! This wonderful collection of crocheted socks range in style from fun to fashionable.

• Sixteen sock patterns are each given in a variety of sizes for both women and men

• Try ribbed, cabled, or lacy designs, or give your socks a blast of color

• Learn how to crochet socks that mimic the luxurious look and feel of knitted socks

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #280821 in Books
• Published on: 2003-08
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 64 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9781564774941
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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About the Author
Hometowns: Madison, Wisconsin; San Francisco, California

The work of Janet Rehfeldt has been featured in Machine Knitter’s Source, Crochet Fantasy, and Martingale & Company books. Mary Jane Wood’s designs have been featured in numerous publications. Janet and Mary Jane have worked together for several years as designers and teachers.

Customer Reviews

Can't stop crocheting...
This book is a gem! I'm not an experienced crocheter, but I'm already working on my second pair of socks. The instructions are so clearly explained that even when I'm left handed I don't have any problems following the patterns. My first pair of socks fit me so well, and are so warm... it's a delight to wear them, especially in the Alaskan winter!
While it is true the yarns the authors recommend are difficult to find, I have used other brands with no ill results; the only thing I had to do was to adjust the gauge.
This book is an excellent buy. I highly recommend it.

Crocheted Socks I can relate to.
These book is awesome. I never amagine crocheted socks with individual toes! or any crocheted socks that's comfortable enough to fit even when you wear shoes! I also like knitting, but I can crochet must faster than I can knit. With this book, it doesn't take as long to turn out a pair of socks compare to knitting them. Following these patterns are easy even if you use your own hand spun yarns.

Have some fun
To me this book just screams "let loose, get goofy and silly" you won't find an ordinary sock patterns here, well maybe one (tennis sock) but even that one can be fun. If you are not familiar with making socks, be sure to read the introduction and Basic Sock in the front of the book as this can be a huge help in understanding the steps to creating a sock.