Knit Your Socks on Straight : A New and Inventive Technique with Just Two Needles
(2013)

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Storey Publishing, LLC, 2013
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1 online resource

ISBN/ISSN
9781603429108 MWT15983133, 1603429107 15983133
LANGUAGE
English
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Put those clunky double-pointed needles down and learn to knit fabulous socks on your straight needles. Sharing her groundbreaking technique for straight-knit socks, Alice Curtis provides step-by-step instructions for 20 original patterns that feature a variety of yarns and an array of motifs ranging from cables to argyle. The possibilities for creative variations are endless, and each pattern can easily be adapted to any size. Get inspired and use your straight needles to knit stylish masterpieces that will keep your feet cozy and warm. This publication conforms to the EPUB Accessibility specification at WCAG 2.0 Level AA. Alice Curtis was the owner of The Pincushion Patch, a yarn shop in Little Falls, NY. She created sock patterns for knitting on two straight needles so she could teach her students the technique she developed. Not interested in knitting in the round? Wary of double-pointed needles? Now you can knit comfortable, attractive socks on straight needles. Alice Curtis shows you the secret to straight-needle sock knitting with her elegant technique for turning the necessary seam into an appealing design element. Step-by-step instructions and photographs introduce the stitches and explain how to make a beautiful seam. Twenty unique patterns feature a variety of yarn weights and motifs and include instructions for a range of sizes. Introduction Sock Basics The Secret Your First Socks Jelly Beans Green Leaves of Summer Flip-Flops in February Lullaby Wrapped in Hugs Blue Tranquility Carpentry Squares Maple Seed Whirlies Moccasocks Livin' in Blue Jeans Fireside Cirque du Sole Vroom-Vroom Sláinte Coffee Break Winter Delights: Gingerbread Men and Snowmen Garden Trellis Argyle Touch Me Not Carnegie Hall Resources Glossary Index Acknowledgements

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