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Every girl needs a pair of luxurious cashmere socks

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This pattern is quite stunning and produces a gorgeous pair of socks in soft luxurious cashmere. Knitwear designer Christie Pruitt has captured...
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Want to be part of setting a new Guinness World Record?

Phoenix, Arizona - November 12, 2009 : Currently the largest sock in the Guinness World Records Book measures 16 feet 3 inches by 14 feet 1 inch by 6...
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Sock Summit returns

Attention all sock knitters who attended the 2009 Sock Summit or all those sock knitters who wanted to attend. If you are looking for those lovely...
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Patons new Kroy Socks

Patons Yarn has just introduced their new line of Kroy Socks in FX in seven new color-ways. This new yarn has the same softness, easy care with the...
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Socks, socks and more socks

This weekend sock knitters, yarn enthusiasts and fiber artists, near and far, are pouring into Portland, Oregon for Sock Summit 2009. This much...
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Fun summer socks

Summer is the time for sandals and bare feet, and we really don't think too much about socks, or even wearing socks. But what about showing off your...
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Why knit socks?

Knee socks, ankle socks, pedicure socks, double knit socks, socks with color work, socks with texture, sock...
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Knitting tip of the week, mastering the Kitchener Stitch

Knitting socks is a lot of fun and they can be rather addicting, but finishing using the Kitchener Stitch can be frustrating. There are a couple of...
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