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Caps & hats are great portable projects. They’re small enough to slip in your bag and require a minimal investment of time and materials. Small projects like these are a great way to try out new knitting techniques, stitch patterns and color combinations. Best of all, hats are fun and practical. They make good gifts too. There are 22 fun hat patterns in this little book, ranging from a stocking cap, to a Scottish tam to a funky jester’s cap.
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Scarves are the ultimate on-the-go knitting project. The investment in time and money is minimal and the simple structured elegance of most scarf patterns makes them perfect for tiny widows of time. There are 26 great scarf patterns in this collection: some are easy, some more challenging. All are fun to make!
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Scarves are the ultimate on-the-go knitting project. The investment in time and money is minimal and the simple structured elegance of most scarf patterns makes them perfect for tiny widows of time. There are 26 great scarf patterns in this collection: some are easy, some more challenging. All are fun to make!
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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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