prolog
equipment
line
Structure of socks
Types of socks
Select a size
The Basics of Knitting Socks
: Nose grab / Large needle knitting technique / Heel / Nose plug
Color Recommendation
How to read this book

solid color socks
Ribbon slippers + baby
Windy Field Socks
ivy socks
Lace socks + baby
Vintage store socks
Sugar Twist Socks
Warm socks
Coniferous walking socks
Soft socks

color-block socks
diamond socks
Picture slippers + baby
water drop socks
houndstooth socks
Loveholic socks
Square check socks
Blooming Socks
Secret Garden Socks
small foot socks

Monochromatic socks with a calm sensibility,
Cute color-block socks with bright colors and patterns,
Even little socks for babies!

First up are solid-colored socks that are perfect for everyday wear, such as sugar twist socks with a fun crisscross pattern from the ankle to the heel and instep, ivy socks with a flowing lace pattern, and vintage store socks with a vintage charm. Then, in the latter half, there are fresh, color-coordinated socks that are fun to knit, such as houndstooth socks with a classic vibe, blooming socks that pop with eye-catching colors and patterns, and secret garden socks with wavy ankle details and delicate patterns.
Furthermore, it includes lovely ribbon slippers made with pretty colored i-code ribbons added to basic slippers that even beginners can easily knit, as well as cute picture slippers with color points.
Some socks, such as lace socks and picture socks, are available in a variety of sizes so that adults and babies can wear them together, as well as small foot socks that are introduced in baby sizes.
Now, let's choose your favorite socks and start knitting.

The structure of the socks, the knitting direction, of course
Sock length, heel shape, toe shape, etc.
Introducing how to knit as many different types of socks as possible!

Although socks are small, they are knitted with details such as toes, heels, and ankles, so you can enjoy a variety of knitting even if you make each part slightly different.
This book covers both the toe-up and cuff-down methods to help you learn as many socks as possible, and uses a variety of techniques including the nose-catching method, heel-progressing method, and finishing techniques.
Additionally, the shape and pattern of the socks are all designed differently, so you can master knitting socks with just this one book.
Also, the very front of the book contains photos of the techniques needed to knit socks and the basics of knitting with large needles, helping anyone to try knitting socks.
You can upgrade your skills by knitting socks from easy to difficult ones, following the book, or you can start with socks that you like.
Well then, let’s dive into the charm of socks!