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    The Doodle Sock Knitting Directory by Jamie Lomax

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    The Doodle Sock Knitting Directory by Jamie Lomax is packed with 200 mix-and-match colourwork motifs designed especially for creating your own unique knitted socks.

    Following on from the bestselling The Doodle Knit Directory, this new collection takes Jamie’s wonderfully flexible Doodle system and applies it to sock knitting. Choose from 200 charts across 13 playful themes, including coffee, pets, farmer’s markets and more, then combine your favourites to create socks that are completely your own.

    The book includes clear, easy-to-follow sock knitting recipes suitable for both newer and more experienced sock knitters. Every Doodle chart is designed around the same stitch count, making it simple to swap motifs around, combine themes and add abstract filler designs between charts.

    Even better, the motifs are compatible with Jamie’s original The Doodle Knit Directory and other patterns and charts from the Doodle system, giving you even more possibilities for mixing and matching your designs.

    Inside you’ll find:

    • 200 mix-and-match colourwork charts
    • 13 fun and varied themes
    • Clear sock knitting recipes
    • Charts designed to work together for easy customisation
    • Abstract filler motifs for creating your own combinations
    • Designs compatible with The Doodle Knit Directory and the wider Doodle system
    • Plenty of inspiration for creating completely individual colourwork socks

    Choose your colours, pick your favourite motifs and start Doodling — with so many possible combinations, no two pairs need ever be the same.