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This book contains 30 classic knitwear designs including coordinated accessories for 0-6 year olds. Many of these patterns are inspired by the intricate stitch patterns and simple styles of Arans and Guernseys, however, where possible, Debbie Bliss has given them a fresh look by working them into more contemporary styles and adding fashion details. This collection relies on texture rather than shade and ranges from Aran fisherman shirts in faded denim to cabled jackets in tweed. There are also numerous simple shapes and styles for the more inexperienced knitter.
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Bright Knits for Kids is a celebration of color. More than 25 designs cover cotton FairIsles in hot, spicy colors, vivid tartans, subtly shaded ginghams and folkloric florals. If you prefer stitch detail to color patterning, don’t miss the textured and cabled designs.
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From the Publisher
Knitting is hot, with 4 million newcomers in the last few years joining a core group of 38,000,000 knitters nationwide. And these are primarily young, creative, connected chicks with sticks who are coming together in living rooms, knitting cafes, and chic yarn stores, and making everything from funky hats to bikinis.
In STITCH 'N BITCH, Debbie Stoller -- founder of the first Stitch 'n Bitch knitting group in New York City -- covers every aspect of knitting and the knitting-together lifestyle: the how-to, the when-to, the what-to, the why-to. Writing with wit and attitude ("The Knitty-Gritty," "Blocking for Blockheads"), she explains the different types of needles and yarns (and sheep, too) and all the techniques from basic to fancy, knit to purl to cast-off. She also shares her "special brand of corrective surgery" for when things go wrong, and offers fun and informative sidebars on such topics as how to find the best yarn for less, how to make a buttonhole, knitting etiquette, and what tools to keep in your knitting bag. At the heart of the book are forty stylish patterns: Alien Scarf, Big Bad Baby Blanky, Mohair Hoodie, Kitty and Devil Hat, Cell Phone Cozy, and Wonder Woman Bikini. And for anyone interested: how to start a Stitch 'n Bitch group.
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This edgy How To book gives you something of everything and for everyone. There are instructions along with great illustrations and fun patterns. Debbie Stoller also talks to the reader about ways to start your own knitting circles.
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There is something to suit all knitting abilities in Great Knits for Kids. The 27 designs for babies and children up to 10 years old will not disappoint. Patterns range from basic stockinette stitch and garter for beginners to texture with cables and bobbies for Aran lovers and Fair Isles for knitters who like to work with color.
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The most beautiful of Summer designs with fresh yarns and colors. The theme of the trends this time: breezy tops for hot days, stripes in white red or white blue. Or could it be a bikini instead?
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This is a great book, full of fun afghan projects and pillows too. We have made almost every project in the book - and we have seen some unbelieveable color combinations! The ESG throw is great - it is a sampler afghan and uses 1 ball of manos for each square. It is no easy task to pick the colors! The afghan on the cover also comes out great - it is a little more challenging - but very fun to make. There are also a few crochet patterns in here.
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This is the follow up book to Stoller's 2003 Stitch N' Bitch. The patterns are a bit more advanced and she explains how to adjust patterns to fit not only your size but your tastes as well.
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Jill Eaton uses brilliant, intense and imaginatively combined colors in bold and graphic patterns in MinnowKnits. The clear and easy to follow directions take you from simple hats for newborns to complete outfits for older kids. The 24 projects are designed ages 3 months to 10 years old.
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