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The Enchanted Sole; Legendary Socks for Adventurous Knitters

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Once Upon a Time.... Sock knitters yearned for legendary patterns fit for queens, and pixies, and alchemists, yet still wearable for the modern adventurer. Then along came a designer who understood this yearning, and The Enchanted Sole was born. With 20 legendary sock patterns, The Enchanted Sole is sure to please every adventurer on your list.

128 pages, Paperback

First published October 2, 2009

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Janel Laidman

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Janel Laidman likes hats. She likes them so much, in fact, that she has worn quite a few, sometimes simultaneously. Right now she is wearing her author hat. Janel used to be a biochemist but now she is an entrepreneur, soup chef, knitwear designer and overwhelmed gardener living in the semi-wilds of Oregon. Some days she explores the farmers market and other days she visits sheep. Most days, however, she sits in front of a computer moving pixels around. You can find out a lot more about Janel if you google her.

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April 7, 2016
Many intriguing sock/slipper patterns here!

While some of them have various sizes, many do not. Also, the yarn recommendations do not specify an approximate weight of the yarn used- OK, I can figure it out, but a hint that we're looking for a worsted or a fingering would help, especially if one has a stash. For these reasons, I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars.

Still, these look like socks that will be both fun to knit and practical! I look forward to trying several of the designs.

I'd recommend this only for intermediate and expert knitters, but the projects look relatively quick and/or fun to make.
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February 10, 2017
I loved going through this book, looking at the various patterns, and earmarking which ones I wanted to do first. I might not do all of them, but it doesn't keep me from imagining what yarn from my stash would look like. I've already made the 'Tristan & Isolde' pair and am chomping at the bit to make 'Mirror Mirror', as soon as I find the right colors. A nice book for just browsing or finding something just a little bit out of the ordinary.
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