Why another sock pattern? Simple — these socks are different!
Custom Fit Socks pattern booklets give any handknitter the
ability to make beautiful, well-fit socks — in any size and from any yarn.
After taking a few simple measurements and making a sample gauge swatch
from the yarn and needles chosen, the knitter fills in a worksheet that
creates the pattern for that particular pair of socks. Only simple math
is needed to create a custom fit pattern!
Each pattern booklet includes several heel styles, a chart of foot measurements
for standard shoe sizes, illustrated explanations of necessary stitches
and techniques, and tips, tricks and suggestions for sock knitting — from
choosing yarn to working with double pointed needles.
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Number 1: Cuff-to-Toe Socks follows the traditional method
of knitting socks, starting with the leg and working down the sock to end
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Number 2: Toe-Up Socks gives the less traditional method
of working the sock "backwards" -- try it on for fit as the work progresses; adjust length for the amount of yarn on hand (no more running out of yarn on the toe of the second sock!); and use simpler toe, heel and gusset shaping, with virtually identical results -- and no more grafting!
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All patterns $5.50 (US) each -- includes shipping to any US address
Canadian orders add $1 shipping per order
All other orders add $2 shipping per order
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