Not Just More Socks sport the grooves and ridges of

the grooves and ridges of tree bark

Two Maya experts and a photographer painstakingly record the remnants of influence from the Aztecs

sophisticated art without the expensive supplies-and there's practically no need for a paintbrush

Pages: 256

Over 100 coverlets are shown in full

Not Just More Socks sport the grooves and ridges ofNot Just More Socks Sandi Rosner The popularity of "Not Just Socks" has been phenomenal. Who know so many knitters were working with self striping sock yarns? This expanded collection continues to explore the possibilities of these popular yarns, using some old favourites and introducing new stripe styles now available. While "Not Just Socks" used mostly basic stitches, the patterns in this book take advantage of more complex techniques and unusual