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1000
Sweaters
The
ultimate book for creating your own look! The pages of this spiral
bound book are divided in two sections so you can mix/match different
sweater collars, sleeves, and other 'parts' to make your perfect
sweater.
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Classic
Knitted Vests
Looking
for a vest pattern? You're sure to find it in this book that offers
stockinette stitch pullover and cardigan vests for both men and
women, each one in five sizes and four weights of yarn. Though the
master pattern may at first appear daunting, suggestions are offered
to simplify the task of finding the perfect pattern, in the perfect
size using a wide variety of yarns. Following that section are patterns
in five sizes, using more decorative stitches. Indications of skill
levels help with the selection. Brief but thorough knitting tips
for all levels of experience. Lots of color photos.
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Simply
Knit 2
The
Simply Knit story continues with this second collection of knitting
patterns. These garments exemplify the use of shape, form and color
to create innovative, contemporary knitwear.
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Vogue
Knitting The Ultimate Knitting Book
This
is one of the more comprehensive knitting references out there.
All the basic techniques are covered so that a beginner could knit
most of the patterns included. A good reference that assumes nothing
and starts at the very beginning with casting on. Often overlooked
by other references, this book has a whole chapter devoted to embellishments
such as knitting with beads and sequins, and embroidery stitches.
The color illustrations and photographs make this a very useful
guide. Oversized, hard cover 280pgs.
Special
price!
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Lace
from the Attic
Briefly,
an old leather notebook of knitted lace samples is left in an attic,
then years later rescued from the trash, and entrusted to the author
who has painstakingly "translated" the instructions into
modern knitting terms. This is a treasure for all lace fanciers.
The author has provided for both charts and written-out instructions.
Most patterns are lace edgings of various widths with a few circular
doilies and circular edgings, rectangular scarves and three baby
sets. Each piece is shown in black & white photos. Some readers
may need to enlarge the charts somewhat.
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Traditional
Knitted Lace Shawls
Fine
knitted lace shawls are about as high a form of human adornment
as can be conceived. The source is rather vague. The history clouded
by the fact that knitting was such a 'common' craft in its birth
place. The patterns weren't even written until the mid-19th century.
But the tradition is carried forward by this comprehensive study
of the knitted lace of the British Isles. Full of history, lore,
patterns, instructions, even wearing styles, this book will satisfy
your curiosity of these shawls loved by Queen Victoria, collected
in museums, and the delight of many knitters.
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Knitting
With Bits & Pieces
Crafty
people are always trying to find ways to use leftover materials.
This book is for the knitter who has collected a treasure trove
of odds and ends. The projects are cute, useful, and worthy of gift
giving. They don't have that "I'll-bet-he/she-made-that-to-use-up-that-yarn"
look. There's a whole chapter of small projects for that one last
ball of yarn. Another is devoted to extra small projects for those
tiny bits like doll clothes and baby toys. This book willl make
you look at your scraps in a whole new way! HD 176 pages.
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From
Needles to Hook
A
great reference for converting knitting patterns to crochet! What
a great idea! This book opens up so many more possibilities for
the crocheter/knitter. No longer limited by using patterns just
for crochet, now even knit patterns can be successfully translated
into crochet patterns. I liked the side-by-side comparison showing
color photos of the finished knit and crochet stitches, and was
glad that is explained how to construct both versions. Several projects
are also included so that you can practice each technique. Hard
cover, 192 pages.
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Vogue
Knitting Quick Reference
A
great reference for knitting techniques. Knit English or Continental,
cast on like a pro, increases, decrease, binding off and more. Spiral
bound for easy reading. 128 pages.
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Book
1: The Knit Stitch by Sally Melville
A
fine reference book which includes basic skills from cast on to
bind off and a variety of patterns illustrating the techniques contained
in the book. Soft cover, 162 pages.
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The
Yarn Girls Guide to Simple Knits
A
thorough knitting reference which includes a number of quick to
knit projects including sweaters, scarves, hats and afghans. Hard
back, 160 pages.
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Patchwork
Knitting by Horst Schulz
Get
really inspired to venture into new knitting territory!
Wonderful
patch techniques for Pullovers Jackets Waistcoats
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Knitter's
Almanac
Elizabeth
Zimmermann. A wonderful knitting book for both new and experienced
knitters. Includes projects for each month of the year. Projects
include sweaters, afghans, baby items, mittens, socks (EZ's re-solable
moccasin socks), shawls and more. Written in EZ's narrative style,
you'll enjoy reading it as much as knitting the projects.
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