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Our fifth book of 40 patterns is organized by season. In each chapter you will find patterns for 6 womens sweaters and two mens sweaters that are knit in and stylized for that particular season. You will also find 2 accessory patterns for women. We offer 10% discount on all Yarn Girls Books.
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Finally a pattern book for kids ages 4-10. Patterns range from very simple to intermediate and are photographed in a boy colorway and a girl colorway. PRE-ORDER FOR 30% OFF THE COVER PRICE.
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In our 3rd book we offer knitters 35 patterns that introduce techniques such as cabling, color changes, and shaping without abandoning our straightforward instructions and reliance on quick-to-knit chunky yarns. From hats to a chic swing coat, you will not know where to begin. Publication date is November 2005. Pre-order by November 29th to receive 30% off the cover price.
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From Publishers Weekly
Carles and Jacobs offer up another book marked by the cheerful, vibrant and easy style. They present patterns for pint-sized hats, dresses, sweaters and blankets that look as cozy and warm as the babies and toddlers modeling them. The fun of a Yarn Girls book lies in its bold, full-color photographs and irreverent manner, both of which are in full force here. After a brief, straightforward section describing the authors’ chosen knitting techniques, the book launches into the patterns presented in color schemes for both boys and girls.
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This book, was written by Jordana & Julie, owners of The Yarn Co. Here's what the publisher had to say.
In their bustling New York City yarn shop Julie Carles and Jordana Jacobs—a.k.a. the Yarn Girls—have helped thousands of new and lapsed knitters rediscover the pleasures of knitting. Forget frumpy worsted wools and tiny needles; here are the gorgeous, wearable styles you’ve been looking for, with patterns that knit up so fast even inexperienced knitters can start a project on Saturday and wear it to work Monday morning. Made on big needles (sizes 9 to 36) and with a wide range of the chunky, luxurious new yarns that are now available, they couldn’t be easier to create, or more fun to wear.
The Yarn Girls have selected thirty of their most popular basic-but-beautiful projects in a range of must-have styles, from trendy funnel-necks and classic cardigans to sexy tanks. Each project includes pointers to ensure that the finished project will fit properly and look like a million bucks. There are also patterns for creating accessories such as hats and scarves, as well as something for the guys and cozy throws for the home. Each pattern is designed to reinforce the fundamentals of knitting and help tentative knitters gain confidence. Clearly illustrated sections on techniques, plus a glossary and the Yarn Girls’ helpful tips throughout, practically guarantee a successful outcome the very first time
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This is a great reference book for different cable stitches. From the editorial review: No other book on the subject offers material that’s as rich or as comprehensive as this! Vogue® Knitting’s second superlative Stitchionary presents an expansive collection of cable stitches culled from the magazine’s unmatched archives. Perfect for inspiring the design process and enhancing garments, it's the ultimate “swatch bonanza” for crazed knitters obsessed with trying new stitches. The options range from simple to expert level, so everyone can find something appropriate. And all the stitches—Allover, Braid, Combo, Diamond, and Pretzel—are organized thematically and shown in large, close-up images. With its clear, concise instructions, charts, and superb photos of more than 200 pattern stitches, this will become an indispensable reference in every knitter’s library
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Handknits for Kids is an adorable book with 25 fun patterns. Most patterns require intarsia or a stitch.
Choose from sweaters, dresses, and jackets, and scarves, mittens, and hats, to blankets and toy animals.
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This is a great stitch book. If you write your own patterns but want a great collection of stitches this book is a must. The editorial review sums it up: An essential reference for knitters from novice to expert, this fully illustrated sourcebook is the first of three "stitch dictionaries," to be written by the professionals at Vogue® Knitting. Some 300 stitches are detailed, and hundreds of charts, photographs, and illustrations make it easy to understand how to construct each stitch, as well as the ways they can be used in projects. The experts at Vogue® Knitting demonstrate rib stitches such as brioche, herringbone, chevron, and quilted patterns; traveling patterns like parquet, ripple, and diamond stitches; lace, including daisy and wave patterns; and such unusual stitches as eye of lynx, bobble block, peppercorn, and bamboo. The most complete book of its kind, this is the definitive stitch reference!
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We like this book because there are patterns that call only for a few skeins. So you can knit in luxorious cashmere and not spend a bundle. Read more from the editor: Pure Cashmere is a collection of 24 luxury knits.
The designs range from the sophisticated, body hugging tops to snuggle into cosy hats and scarves.
Also, here are your perfect gifts—a bear and beanie for a new baby, an iPod cover for the teenager you never know what to buy and the folkloric charm of embroidered mitts.
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