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Really good sock instructions
are available at Knitter's Review--The Sock Knitter's Companion: Step-by-Step Help. It's really clear, simple, and free.
The Folk Socks book Lynn mentioned has a super simple Basic Sock pattern in the front where you can choose from several different heel and toe techniques until you find the heel/toe shape that best fits you. I'd try that book after you've tried the Knitter's Review online help.
There is also a website called KnittingHelp.com that has free online knitting videos, including one about working the heel of a sock.
I've knitted one pair of socks so far, and it's not too hard...just don't expect your first pair to be perfect! I'd link to the pic I uploaded of my first pair of socks, but I can't seem to get at the images. Hmmm. Should ask Lynn about it, huh?
Anhata
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