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	Ambrosia Socks by Ann Budd Fall 2007 A twisted stitch pattern goes as far as your yarn can take in these toe-up constructed faux cable socks.
	Better Than Booties Baby Socks by Ann Budd Summer 2005 These adorable, easy-care baby socks feature a decorative zigzag bind-off.
	Flying Buttress Socks by Laura Rintala Fall 2007 Freeform cables weave and arch across a field of reverse stockinette stitch.
	Genome Socks by Meema Spadola Fall 2007 In honor of her first child, Meema Spadola created a cable pattern that reminds her of the double helix of Human DNA.
	Honeycomb Socks by Katie Himmelberg Fall 2007 Changing the main pattern stitches from knit to purl stitches makes the hexagons of the traditional Aran honeycomb pattern really pop on Katie Himmelberg’s socks.
	Ladder of Life Socks by Ann Budd Honor the men and women who work to save lives in our communities during times of need.
	Seduction Socks by Ann Budd Spring 2007 These silky soft, comfortable socks are perfect for lounging on the couch while you knit or read.
	William Street Socks by Lisa Shroyer Fall 2007 These socks are generously woven in a cable pattern without purl stitches that give a cushiony fabric—perfect under Birkenstocks or clogs.

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