Hekel saam met Vrouekeur bied 10 splinternuwe moderne patrone in elke boekie en al die items is met Saprotex-draad gehekel en oral beskikbaar.

Hekel saam met Vrouekeur bied 10 splinternuwe moderne patrone in elke boekie en al die items is met Saprotex-draad gehekel en oral beskikbaar.

Quilt making is very popular, but knitted quilt patterns are hard to come by. This facsimile edition of Tessa Lorant's Knitted Quilts & Flounces, originally published in 1982, is a collection of outstanding traditional knitting patterns. It revives 24 genuine 'white knitting' designs, to charm and fascinate both the beginner and the more advanced knitter, and enable them to use their own special skills to create fantastic knitted quilts which could easily become heirlooms. Ways of assembling and dressing the pieces are discussed, and the carefully re-knitted patterns are fully illustrated in black and white in the book. There are 13 quilt and 11 flounce designs, and the average time taken to knit each pattern piece or repeat is given. The patterns are presented in readable, easy-to-follow form. Methods of assembly are discussed, and easy ways of 'turning the corner' when bordering the completed quilt with a flounce are also given.

This book contains several Christmas ornaments to crochet in US instructions. Several variations, alternative suggestions, lists of materials, abbreviations and several useful photos have all been included as well. The list of ornaments are as follows: Christmas Angel, 3D Angel, Bell, Butterfly Bell Angel, Candy Cane, Holly & Berries, Peppermint Candy, Ribbon Candy, Santa Hat, Santa Hat with mini Holly & Berries, Skate, Star (4," 3," 2," 1 1/2"), and 3 Star Line-up.

This delightfully easy knitting guide is designed to give beginning knitters the tools necessary to learn to knit today. It provides five easy knitting patterns along with a nostalgic collection of images and memories. The book describes the joy of knitting, passed from generation to generation, and invites the reader to join the cherished circle of knitters.

Stitch...stuff...and fancy up your bath tissue with amigurumi Enjoy the fun of amigurumi-style crochet to create adorable toilet paper covers that are quick-and-easy to make...and cute-as-ever to display More than 30 cheerful patterns are provided that children and adults alike will love. This whimsical collection includes farm animals, popular pets, dinosaurs, a monster and Sock Monkey; a cherry-topped cupcake, candle-topped cake, cup of coffee and sushi roll; a sunflower and a pot of violets. Holiday patterns include a Santa Hat, Jack O'Lantern and bunny. More surprises include an alien, robot and train. Amigurumi toilet paper covers are fun to make for yourself and perfect for gifts. These are beginner's level projects made mostly with the simple single crochet stitch. Color photos, stitch tutorials, amigurumi basics and full-size templates are included.

In this fantastic book you will learn all about crocheting. You will know much more than commonly used abbreviations, stiches, kinds of hooks, and kinds of yarns. You will feel confident knowing the difference between the Single Crochet, Double Crochet, Half-Double Crochet, and Triple Crochet stitches. Not only are the parts of a hook discuessed, you will be able to identify them by their various sizes, shapes and materials they are made of. There is a slight confusion regarding yarn sizes, but don't let that discourage you. You will know the one system that classifies yarn into five categories based on the approximate diameter of the yarn. While there are common types of yarns based on weight, numerous manufacturers in numerous countries will produce yarns that don't fall within the common weight parameters of yarn. Listed in here are the most familiar ones that are sold. As well as the ones that are difficult to crochet with. Many crochet instructors will say that all you need to get started are your hook and ball of yarn, but you really need more than these. There are other tools that will help you considerably in making your work easier and more efficient. Here are the ?extras? you?ll want to keep handy. Proper techniques begin with how to hold hook and yarn correctly so that you?re comfortable with them when working on a project. There are two ways to hold your hook. Find out which is best for you. Knowing the basics will enable you to come up with simple projects for you and your home. In fact, there are multiple projects you can create just by knowing the basics. However, as you gain more confidence, chances are you?ll want to learn advanced techniques so you can diversify your project portfolio. Who knows, you may want to make a living out of crochet.

Quick View of the Guide Crocheting has lost its long held reputation of being old fashioned and impossibly complicated. As a matter of fact, it is getting increasingly popular among young generation of women. The fact that you reading this book implies that even you are interested in this colorful art of yarns. Well, don't worry if you are a beginner in crocheting. You won't remain so after going through this book. It contains everything a first timer crocheter needs to know. Here are a few things just to give you an overview of what you will find in this guide. 1.The Ultimate Crochet Guide contains a comprehensive description about the things needed for crocheting. 2.It gets you familiarized with the crocheting language. 3.Then there are step by step instructions on the basic stitches of crocheting. 4.The best part is the crochet patterns. You will find tutorials for a variety of crocheting patterns including patterns for roses, hats, scarf, toys and much more. Continue reading till the end to excel the art of crocheting.

Featuring 10 knitted tea cosy patterns by London based designer Monica Russel.

So many knitters-even seasoned ones-see colorwork as something complex and beyond their abilities. I was quite intimidated by the idea of stranding, and books that I looked at on the technique did not allay my fears. My book shows all knitters that stranded knitting is far easier than they might think, and that even very complicated-looking designs are simple to knit. My illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations give even the most hesitant knitters the confidence to create beautiful garments and accessories. By using the knit stitch alone (because I design in the round, my patterns for the most part do not require purling), even the most inexperienced knitters can create pieces that comprise intricate colowork ideas. Stranded knitting is deceptively easy. Wrapped in Color offers a fresh and welcome approach to stranded knitting. It is a total departure from traditional stranding style. With a choice collection of my new-fashioned colorwork-in-the-round patterns, accompanied by many attractive photos, there is something in this book that will appeal to young knitters, as well as those who are young at heart. I have replaced the traditional ideas of what colorwork is with new designs that have never been done before. While any text included is informative, it is also light, interesting, casual and entertaining. The book is long on visuals, tutorials and charts and short on written text. Wrapped in Colors covers all that color can accomplish in a knitted piece. Color can convey mood. Color can be lace. Color can be cables. In short, color can be anything, and anyone and knit it.