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Customer Comments:

Keep up the wonderful magazine. It is my favorite. My 16 and 18 year old granddaughters were inspired to learn to knit because of this magazine.
Linda



Received my Heels and Toes Gazette today. I love it! The colors are great and I love the slick paper... and the print is a nice size for my old eyes. Thanks for a great publication!
Kim



Just wanted tolet you know how much I enjoy the news letters and love the wonderful pieces from Emerson etc. that you include. Keep up the good work. Also thank you for the prompt service.
Nancy



I wanted to drop you a line and let you know that I'm really enjoying the newest Gazette (my first issue) -- what fun to receive it in the mail and peruse the patterns and yarn reviews! It's obvious that you put tons of effort, love, and time into the Gazette, so I wanted to let you know that it's most definitely appreciated!
Best Regards, Linda



Connie wrote: Thanks, Dawn. I love the magazine and don't want to let it go.



My issue of the Fall Heels and Toes Gazette arrived this morning. It is gorgeous!!! You must be ecstatic with how the new color laser printer is working. I especially liked the small touches you used with the pictures, such as co-ordinating color frames to set them off. And, the print quality is incredible!
My best, Vicki



I cannot believe how fast your Gazettes arrive. Mine was waiting for me when I got home from work last night (Thursday). You only mailed it on Monday!
Kadri in Germany



I love the two issues of the Gazette I've received since subscribing and just have to have the back issues! Thanks so much for sharing your talents and knowledge with all of us.
Marie



The hard work shows; the layout is clean, the graphics are good, the designs and techniques are interesting.
All the best, Beth



First, I'm thrilled with this edition of the Gazette; there are several things I like about it. The colour choices are wonderful and yes, I did find the new Font easier to read. Thank you for those changes! Thanks again for a superb issue! I'm getting some scrap yarn to practice the lace stitches in the crocus sock right now!!


Thank you as well for all your hard work you devote to making each issue of "Heels 'n' Toes Gazette" such a Quality publication.
I love each of my issues so far!
Hugs, Bonny




HEELS AND TOES GAZETTE
Designer/Publisher: Dawn Brocco

Heels and Toes Gazette is a quarterly publication all about socks, and nothing else! Original sock patterns, sock yarn reviews, designing hints, knitting tips, how to substitute yarns, experiments with non-traditional sock yarns, blurbs, sock yarn purchasing information and more!



Gazette Closing Notice
The Heels and Toes Gazette is no longer in publication.

Back issues have been available for the past 8 years, however, I have been finding I need to simplify my designing business. To this end, I will be making a few changes, one of which is to cease providing any hard copies.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.





Issue 1: Winter 2000
Truly Simple Beginner's Re-Heelable Socks, pt 1, Dawn Brocco, Naturally Naturelle 12-ply, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted, Naturally Naturelle 14-ply
Scottish Fleet Socks, Dawn Brocco, Naturally Natural Wool 14-ply
Cabled Norwegian Socks, Dawn Brocco, JCA Reynolds Candide
Sock Yarn Review, Dawn Brocco


 



Issue 2: Spring 2001
Truly Simple Beginner's Re-Heelable Socks, pt 2, Dawn Brocco, Naturally Naturelle 10-ply, Naturally Naturelle 8-ply
Crewel Yarn Socks, Dawn Brocco, Paternayan Crewel Yarn
PushMe PullYou Socks, Melinda Shoop, Cascade Lana D'Oro
Sock Yarn Review, Dawn Brocco
DPN Comparison Chart, Dawn Brocco
Corrections

 


 



Issue 3: Summer 2001
Truly Simple Beginner's Re-Heelable Socks, pt 3, Dawn Brocco, Heirloom Argyle 4-ply, Froehlich Wolle Special Blauband
Heading North Lace Socks, Karen Hoyle, Froehlich Wolle Special Blauband
Twist and Dot Socks, Karen Hoyle, Stahl Socka
Needle Gauge Comparison, Dawn Brocco


 


 




Issue 4: Fall 2001
About Festive Knitting, Dawn Brocco
Cushy Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted
Art Nouveau Rose Socks, Dawn Brocco, Naturally Perendale DK
Diamonds & Cables Knee Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted
Sock Yarn Review, Dawn Brocco


 


 




Issue 5: Winter 2001
Heel Stitch Patterns, Dawn Brocco
Peace on Earth Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted
Dicey Toe-Up Socks, Maggie Dicey, generic, pattern in 3 gauges
Cushy Socks (worked flat), Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted




Issue 6: Spring 2002
Ribbed Cable Socks, Dawn Brocco. Naturally Aspiring DK
Itty Bitty Bow Socks, Karen Hoyle, Lorna's Laces Shepherd sport wt.
Lilacs at Night Socks, Dawn Brocco, Naturally Perendale DK
Tips for Stranding Yarn in Socks, Dawn Brocco
Sock Yarn Review, Dawn Brocco




Issue 7: Summer 2002
Ivy Socks, Shelly Kang, Stahl Wolle Socka Cotton
Cool As A Cucumber Child's Socks, Janet Rehfeldt, Patons Grace
Provisional Cast Ons, Dawn Brocco
Faux Slouch Socks, Dawn BroccoSchoeller Esslinger Fortissima Cottolana
Slouch Socks, Dawn Brocco, Heirloom Breeze and Froehlich Wolle Special Blauband
Typical Pattern Abbreviations, Dawn Brocco




Issue 8: Fall 2002
CIC (Children In Common Issue)
CIC FAQ's and Online Pattern Source, Elizabeth Durand
Hugs & Kisses Socks, Amada Gill, Froehlich-Wolle Special Blauband
Twisted Rib Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Bulky
Pink Partridge Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted
Easy Tube Socks, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted




Issue 9: Winter 2002
Fall Leaves Socks, Shelly Kang, any fingering wt. yarn
Striped Fulled Slippers, Bonnie Franz, Classic Elite Montera and Noro Kureyon
Christmas Booties, Bonnie Franz, Peter Pan Velvet Touch
In Search of the Perfect Heel, Lillian Goldberg
The 'Perfect Heel' Socks, Lillian Goldberg, Cascade Fixation




Issue 10: Spring 2003
Shetland Lace Socks, Anne Woodbury, Brown Sheep Wildefoote
Swollen Ankkle Socks, Shelly Kang, Cherry Tree Hill Supersock
Dancing Socks, Lynn Hershberger, Dale Freestyle
Bidirectional Socks (with Peace Fleece Info), Dawn Brocco, Peace Fleece DK Sport Yarn




Issue 11: Summer 2003
Beaded Faux Cable Anklets, Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer, Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock Yarn
Handspun & Handpainted Textured Socks, RisŽ Burgie, handspun Targhee Combed Top
Handspun Cabled Socks for Men, RisŽ Burgie, handspunFalklands Islands Combed Top
We Match! Socks, Lynn Hershberger, Cascade Fixation
Yarn Review, Dawn Brocco




Issue 12: Fall 2003
Harlequin Slippers, Vicki Sever, felted, Noro Kureyon
Shapely Secrets Socks, Dawn Adcock, Froehlich-Wolle Special Blaband, Schachenmayr Nomotta Regia 4
Making Waves Socks, Cheryl Dawley, variety of fingering and sport wt. yarns
Sock Knitting Hints & Tips, Dawn Brocco




Issue 13: Winter 2003
Chinese Porcelain Sock, Anne Woodbury, Brown Sheep Nature Spun Sport (includes photos and description of working ajogless jog)
Aurora Borealis Socks, RisŽ Burgie, Koigu Premium Merino and Koigu Premium Painter's Palette Merino
Heavenly Snowflake Socks, Dawn Brocco, Indiecita Baby Alpaca DK, used double
Family Sized Holiday Stocking, Dawn Brocco, Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted, used double (bonus cable chart enclosed)




Editor: JC Briar (issues 14-17)

Issue 14: Spring 2004
Crocus Socks, by Bonnie Franz, fingering wt. lace design in 3 sizes
Turkish-Style Toe-Up Socks, by Lynn Hershberger, DK or lofty sport wt.,
My Journey to Turkish Sock Knitting, by Lynn Hershberger
The Resurgence of Crochet, by Dawn Brocco
New Soles, by Dawn Brocco




Issue 15: Summer 2004
Phases of The Moon Clog Socks, by Dawn Brocco, a stranded design in 1 size and knit with sport weight wool yarn
Sherbet Stripe Socks, by Shelly Kang, in 4 sizes and knit with Fixation yarn
One World Turkish-Style Socks, part 2 of the Turklish Socks series by Lynn Hershberger, in 5 sizes and knit with sport weright wool yarn




Issue 16: Fall 2004
Be True To Your School Socks, by Vicki Sever, a design in 2 versions, knit / purl and intarsia colorwork. Pattern in 1 size and knit in Lana Grossa Meilenweit Cotton or Regia 4 Fadig.
Sunset Mosaic Socks, by Anne Woodbury, a mosaic colorwork pattern in 1 size. Knit in KPM and KPPPM.
Intrigue Socks, by Lynn Hershberger, the last design in her series of Turkish-style socks designs. Pattern is in 5 sizes, knit in Froehlich Wolle Special Blauband and Regia 4 Fadig.
Footless Knee Highs, by Dawn Brocco, in 1 size and 2 yarn weight variations. Knit in Plymouth yarns baby Alpaca DK or Garden Yarns Cashmere.

Correction to Vicki Sever's "Be True to Your School Socks", in the Heel Section:
Traditional Argyle: Place sts from heel stitch holder onto 1 ndl and attach MC to right edge. Sl 1 knitwise, k16, k2tog (this eliminates the bulk from the seam), k16, turn. Work Short Row Heel.




Issue 17: Winter 2004
Men's Cabled Socks, by Mary McCall, in 1 size, knit in KFI Gaelic Aran (now discontinued).
Faeroe Slipper Socks, by Dawn Brocco, a stranded colorwork design in 1 size and 2 colorway versions. Knit in Halcyon Yarn Botanica (doubled).
Shortie Slippers, by Dawn Brocco, a quick-to-knit slipper in 3 sizes. Knit in Helvetia Shepherds 2-ply wool (doubled), Plymouth Yarns Alpaca Boucle (doubled) and Heirloom Breeze 8-ply (quadrupled).
Yarn Review, by Dawn Brocco, covering 3 wool/nylon blend yarns.





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