Sensational Knitted Socks (2005)

Fantastic book. First book that finally helped me learn how to knit a sock. Very well written and easy to understand. It is like the author is talking to you. I highly recommend this book. ( )

Readers learn how to create oodles of original socks with ten basic sock designs and loads of stitch patterns to make it easy. Full color. ( )

This book has taken me through almost all of the socks I have knitted. It is my go to sock book. It is better than sensational, although the name is quite catchy. Part of me wants to put out the buckage and the time to go to Portland this August to take a class with Schurch at the Sock Summit. (details look at www.yarnharlot.ca/blog) ( )

Excellent resource for sock knitters of any skill level. ( )

I was a little lukewarm about this book on first reading, but I've tried out a few of the patterns and it's decidedly a really good resource. My favorite thing about it is it opens up sock knitting as the pallet it really is. It's extremely easy to play with texture or color work in a sock format and Ms. Schurch really emphasizes that. ( )