How to Knit Socks That Fit: Techniques for Toe-Up and Cuff-Down Styles. A Storey BASICS® Title Paperback – October 20, 2015

Great instructions. Helps with confusing directions from other sources.

This is a great book for new knitters and for those of us who have had previous experience. It’s a great reminder of all of the techniques.

Good basic sock knitting book.

This is a good book to have as a handy reference to correcting problems you might encounter in knitting your own socks. I love knitting socks because they have many techniques that can be used and socks are always easy to take with you anywhere and they are as simple or as complicated as you enjoy knitting them.This book helps you have a clear understanding of the basics of a perfect fit where you can create your own perfect style to fit your feet. I love it as a kindle because I have it with me at all time and it is simple to refer to a section and even highlight it.If you love knitting socks make sure you have this book by Donna Druchunas at your side for a reference.

This book is excellent and a great reference and refresher. Good for a confident beginner and for anyone who wants to further advance their knowledge and skill on sock knitting. It is a short read and covers all the basics and then some. What I am most impressed with is the Kindle version of the book. The navigation is awesome and easy to access the subjects you desire. I would definitely recommend this book and I would especially recommend Purchasing the book on Kindle.

Not as expected

I almost never write reviews but was so pleased with this book that I couldn't resist. I'm an experienced sock knitter but I really wanted something that would help me to understand the "big picture" of socks better. I've owned a few sock knitting books but this one is my favorite by far. The author does a tremendous job of breaking everything down into the simplest terms. There are no photos, which I don't mind at all, as the black & white drawings are super helpful. I can't recommend this book highly enough.

It's very small print