Knitting Socks For Beginners: Quick and Easy Way to Master Sock Knitting in 3 Days, Paperback

Unsure where to start as you try to knit your first pair of socks? Discover an easy-to-follow system that will help you finish your first project in just three days.

Are you a beginning knitter who's confused about which stitches, needles, and yarns to use? Are you clueless when it comes to terms like "cast on" and "purl"? Author Emma Brown learned to knit sitting at her grandmother's feet. By age 10, she was a wizard with yarn and needles, and now you can learn all her secret shortcuts in one incredible book.

In Knitting Socks: Quick and Easy Way to Master Sock Knitting in 3 Days, Brown cleverly shows you how to learn just about every skill there is simply by knitting socks. Using her step-by-step process, you'll go from Fair Isle to Tube Socks and everything in between. With the techniques you pick up along the way, you'll advance your skill level to be able to springboard into new patterns and garments. And the best part of Brown's book is that you can complete the journey in just three days.

In Knitting Socks, you'll learn:

• How to find the right knitting tools and the correct needles to use for your first or 50th project
• The 10 best sock-knitting patterns for learning essential skills and techniques
• How to knit socks from the top-down or the toe-up
• How to finish your first socks in just three days to wow your friends and family
• A full glossary of all knitting terms and much, much more

Knitting Socks is the guide you need to finish a pair of socks with fewer mistakes and in much less time. If you like easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, and crystal-clear diagrams, then you'll love Brown's concise book.

Buy Knitting Socks to save a stitch in time today

About the Author:

Emma Brown learned to knit at her grandmother's feet. There were many summers that she and her parents stayed with their grandparents for weeks, and every day, Emma would sit beside her grandmother, untangling her yarn and learning how to crochet-first, a little hat for her stuffed dog, and then one for her father, and by the age of ten, she was crocheting full-size afghans as Christmas presents for her family. She discovered knitting along the way. The older Emma got, the more about knitting and crocheting she learned, making it a point to find the most complicated and tedious patterns she could and bringing them to her grandmother during the summer. Together they would figure them out, and then, soon, Emma did not need her grandmother's help with the patterns any more, and they could just sit side by side and crochet. Emma Brown's knowledge of knitting and crocheting is more extensive than most and was built by trial and error-so she knows what really works for someone who is first starting to learn or who wants to progress from the basics to more advanced patterns and techniques. She has started crocheting circle in just about every city she's lived in, passing her knowledge on to others, before deciding to write a book that would encompass the entirety of experience and expertise.