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Kids Knitting is the perfect book to teach kids of all ages (adults too) how to knit. The book uses straightforward language, step-by-step instructions and candy-colored illustrations to help beginners learn basic techniques. This book includes such fun projects as bookmarks, backpacks, bracelets, socks, scarves, and even bean bags.
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This is a great little book that you can throw in your knitting bag and carry around as a constant reference. It covers basic knitting and finishing techniques most frequently used by knitters. Also there is helpful information about sizing, yardage requirements, yarn weights and interchanging yarns.
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Tired of the same old patterns? Knitting Workbook is a complete guide to creative knitting, complete with step-by- step instructions, personal tips and stunning original projects for sweaters, jackets, and accessories. More than just a guide to basic techniques, Debbie Bliss reveals the key elements of her successful designs. Techniques using simple shapes and color work to creative finishing techniques are covered.
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How to Knit provides a complete course in knitting, guiding you lesson by lesson through stitches and techniques, from casting on to creating intricate FairIsle patterns. An invaluable stitch "library" is included, along with 15 projects designed to allow you to practice your new skills.
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This book teaches you to crochet with a series of ten workshops. You will learn basics, like how to hold the crochet hook, as well as intricate lace work. The illustrations are very clear. There are 17 comtemporary projects that will enable you to put your new skills to work. You can choose from bags, blankets, tops, even a padded coat hanger.
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This book is the most comprehensive collection of knitting patterns ever assembled. It contains over 500 patterns gathered from many sources. Each pattern is illustrated with complete directions.Patterns are grouped into the following categories: Simple knit-purl combos; ribbings; color-change patterns; slip-stitch patterns; twist-stitch patterns; fancy texture patterns; yarn over patterns; eyelet patterns; lace; & cables.
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This book is a sequel to the best-selling A Treasury of Knitting Patterns. In this second collection, Barbara Walker offers 700 new pattern stitches, both traditional and original. Each pattern is illustrated with complete directions.
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Nicky Epstein fills her book with hundreds of ideas to liven-up clothing and home décor. The thorough instructions cover knitted appliqués, borders, and cords, as well as embellishments such as tassels, embroidery and fringe to add flavor and style to knitted garments.
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This reference book has everything you need. From beginner knitting instruction to very advanced techniques and even designing instruction. Every knitter should have this book on their shelf.
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The old classic is back and it is updated. This is a knitter must have. It would take dozens of knitting books to give you the information you'll find in just this one! Nno other book covers the field so comprehensively. Every single technique was meticulously researched, written, and tested by Vogue Knitting's editors; every one of the more than 1000 swatches, photographs, and illustrations was created specifically for this manual. The great attention to detail of content and organization of material increases its usefulness and value: chapters are color-coded for easy reference, and begin with a quick overview of all the information contained within. Do you need guidance on yarns, needles, and tools; basic techniques and specialized applications; explanations of knitting instructions (including terminology)? It's in here, along with diagnostics for correcting errors, directions for circular and double pointed knitting; advice on working in color; tricks for blocking, assembling, and finishing; plus fashion sections with up to the minute designs for sweaters. It's the first and last word in knitting!
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