Time to lively up your feet!
Summer Lee shares her secrets for creating socks with pizzazz, featuring dots, zigzags, stripes, and electric colors. 

The Sock Project aims to invite every crafter to look footward: beginners who want to learn, knitters who want to improve their sock skills, and anyone who wants to fill their knitting needles—and sock drawers—with jazzy colors and new designs. Summer Lee's approach encourages knitters to build their skills month by month, starting with basic socks and then trying more complicated patterns incorporating, lace, cables, stranded knitting, and more. 

More sock love!

This collection of sock designs is based on the (aspirational but not impossible) notion of creating a hand--knitted "box of socks." Why not give it go? Author Julie Ann Lebouthillier presents the ultimate guide for any knitter who dreams of fashioning their own box of socks, offering 24 original patterns that vary in difficulty, allowing beginners to build their skills and offering experienced knitters more complexity and fun. 

Sock tools!

The Katrinkles Sock Ruler might prompt the same question we all have about rock stars. Is there anything it can't do?

You can measure the length of a foot by standing on it. Or once your socks are on the needles, you can use the inch/centimeter ruler to measure the height of your cuff for either toe-up or top-down socks. You can also stick the ruler into top-down socks to gauge what shoe size or measurement you're approaching in your knitting. If you're knitting toe-up socks you can hold the sock up against the ruler to gauge shoe size or inch/centimeter measurement.

With inches and centimeters, and US men's and women's and Euro shoe sizes, etched right on the ruler, you'll always get a perfect fit! 

Sock yarn!

More sock books!