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Books > Health, Home & Family > Handicrafts > Needlework & fabric crafts > Knitting
Let your creativity loose on these adorable knit tops and
accessories for the kids in your life! The book contains 17
patterns that are easy to knit and comfortable to wear.
Europe's hippest textile genius throws the rulebook out the window
with a knitting book like never before. Tired of dowdy knitting
patterns? Bored of videos made by traditionalists with no sense of
fun? Freaked out by complicated instructions that leave no room for
mistakes? Do you want to learn to knit fur? How about some funky
patterns for children's clothes that kids will love? Well, Laerke
Bagger is here for you. Known for her exuberant use of color and
textures, this young textile artist is rapidly gaining a fanatical
worldwide following. In this unique guide, she offers advice for
knitters of every level, as well as fifteen basic patterns that can
be varied infinitely to suit individual skill sets, tastes, and
materials. There are illustrated instructions for making socks,
scarves and sweaters-but you'll also find ideas for creating
babysuits, scrunchies, T-shirts and even a prom dress. In addition
to eschewing perfection, the Laerke Bagger technique involves tying
knots instead of sewing the ends of yarn, recycling every inch of
wool, and letting mistakes be a part of the design. With names like
the Carpe Diem Sweater, the Bad Idea Top and the Easy Peasy Pillow,
her knits are easily translated to fit whatever mood you're in.
Along the way, Laerke Bagger dispenses unique pearls of wisdom for
living in today's hectic world.
Keep warm while looking your best with these quick and easy
crocheted hat designs! Whether you prefer a slouchy hat, a beanie,
or the author's favorite hybrid, the slouchy-beanie, you are sure
to find a favorite in these 14 unique and colorful patterns. Make
several in your favorite hues, and you'll have a hat to match
whatever you wear. Great for gifts, too! A variety of stitch
patterns keep the work interesting, and detailed instructions
ensure success.
Cowls, infinity scarves, long tube scarves, and neck warmers are
fresh, modern takes on the scarf, and you'll want to create them
all from this fun and fashion-forward collection for circular
needles. With circular needles you are always moving forward, with
no need to flip from front to back-and no seams-so you'll whip them
up in no time! Everything from light, lacy cowls airy enough to be
worn in summer to big and chunky cables and bobbles. Intriguing
entrelac and dazzling colorwork designs-including bold striping,
geometric patterns, and Fair Isle. Wide range of patterns built on
basic stitches and using widely available yarns, including popular
self-striping yarn. Stitch and technique guide includes
step-by-step photos.
Blocks are quick to knit, portable pieces perfect for group and
charity projects. In this comprehensive volume, now in a paperback
format, celebrated designer and innovator Nicky Epstein reimagines
the humble block with 150 patterns and masterfully demonstrates how
to mix, match, and easily combine them into stunning one-of-a-kind
garments and accessories. Inside you will find 150 original block
patterns, from simple textures to embossed pictorials, all with
Nicky's signature wit, verve and style. Also included are more than
ten exclusive project designs and detailed guidance for creating
exciting pieces out of block knitting, without using increases or
decreases. The book also contains exclusive cut-and-paste project
design pages. Simply cut out the printed blocks and arrange them to
help create your own masterpieces.
This title features 15 projects of different levels to knit from
scratch. Projects all use DK yarn, which is durable and
child-friendly. It features a colourful gallery showcasing the
characters. Bring the magic of nursery rhymes alive with this
lovely collection of popular nursery-rhyme characters. The book
includes a wide variety of projects of different levels to knit
from scratch. You can choose from beloved human characters, such as
Little Miss Muffett or Jack and Jill, or delightful animals. Why
not knit up five little ducks or five little monkeys? All the
nursery rhymes are featured alongside the knitting patterns, so you
can enjoy the book with young children or simply indulge in a
nostalgic trip down memory lane.
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75430 Headwraps Girls and teens will love making and sharing these
sassy headwraps. If you know the basic crochet stitches, you can
make one today and wear it tonight Be creative with your favorite
colors of medium weight yarn to coordinate the fun accessories with
all your outfits. The flowers are perfect for using up yarn scraps,
and you can create extra flowers to wear as pins or add to scarves,
handbags, or other accessories. These 10 easy designs include Daisy
Delight; Simply Elegant; So Refined; Petal Power; Beautiful Bows;
One Perfect Rose; So Serene; Oh, The Frill; Simply Fun; and Out of
the Blue.
Keep your tootsies toasty in delightful style with these charming
and creative crochet designs! Enjoy crocheting twists on classic
styles like Mary Janes and loafers as well as fun creations like
elf shoes, owl boots, and your very own pair of ruby red slippers
(satisfy your inner Dorothy!). Kristi Simpson is the creative force
behind RAKJ patterns. Her fresh, modern designs have sold more than
100,000 patterns through her online stores on Etsy, Ravelry, and
Craftsy, as well as her own website, RAKJpatterns. net.
Timeless patterns for 21 hatsUpdated with modern terminology and
yarn informationStyles for all tastes and agesDifficulty levels
range from easy to experienced
A collection of classic, stylish knitted winterwear from the
craft's rich past. This book presents 21 patterns for hats for men,
women, and children, all updated with modern terminology and
abbreviations. From classic fair-isle snow hats to slouchy brimmed
caps, there is something here for every taste and skill level.
5729 Short Row Tunisian Fashion
Tunisian crochet is so rewarding What could possibly make it
better? Working in Short Rows Each project in this book from Kim
Guzman is actually a series of small fabric segments that are quick
to complete. In less time than you might imagine, you'll make fun
scarves and hats, a lacy wrap, a feminine cardigan, and a romantic
hooded riding cape -- all with Short Row Tunisian Crochet. This
exciting technique will motivate your fingers to fly a little
faster, helping you finish one extraordinary project after another
Moo, Oink, Knit
Knit up your favorite furry or feathered critter, or make the whole
barnyard The colorful characters in this book--including a clever
pig, a gentle donkey, and a family of chickens--would love to be
your friends. Children and grown-ups alike will fall for the
fifteen bighearted, oversize farm animals designed in Sarah Keen's
signature style.
All of these roly-poly toys, made with child-friendly yarn and
durable finishing techniques, are quick to knit and can withstand
years of affection. Whether you're a beginner or you simply need a
refresher, a comprehensive reference of knitting basics and
toy-making techniques will help get your needles clicking--or
clucking--right away.
Also available as an ebook
"Knit in a Day for Baby" is a treasury of quick and easy designs
that the average knitter can complete in 2 to 12 hours. These 20
eye-catching modern designs by Candi Jensen are perfect when you
need to finish items fast (for upcoming baby showers and
gift-giving, or just because your free time is limited). Some
projects are presented as basic patterns with "upgrades" to enhance
the design with embellishments, colourwork, or other treatments
when time permits. Designs include sweaters, blankets, caps, toys,
totes, hanger covers, pacifier fobs, bath mitts, booties and more.
Have fun with the projects and make them your own, because every
baby is special and deserving of special hand knits.
Knitting guru Norah Gaughan shows you how to make rectangles,
squares, and simple shapes-then fold, twist, and pleat them to
create unique, fashionable clothes and accessories Simple shapes
are ideal for the novice knitter, but the clever folds and
fastenings of Knit, Fold, Pleat, Repeat will intrigue the
experienced crowd too. These techniques are easy to learn, and the
design possibilities-and new combinations that come to light once
you begin-are nearly endless. Each design starts with a simple
rectangle, square, or triangle and builds from there: to fold,
drape, or twist the shape into a garment or accessory, and to
introduce pleats, welts, and slices along the way. Every pattern
has a gorgeous high-fashion style, and the projects are so
addictive to knit-you may find yourself making the same garment in
new colors and yarns so you'll have one for each season. The book
includes thirty-six patterns in all, each with variations.
Stitch up a colorful kaleidoscope of crochet! Explore a lively
twist on crocheted motifs as you shift through various shapes and
color combinations. From the traditional granny square to more
complex forms, these faceted motifs are the building blocks to
creating unique and stunning designs. Crochet Kaleidoscope will
help make your projects pop with the perfect mix of color in every
stitch. Along with a collection of 100 fresh motifs, this book
includes a complete guide to choosing yarn colors, what order to
put them in, and how many to include. Plus, get five home decor and
accessory patterns including a table runner, pillow, and rug from
crochet designer and author Sandra Eng. You can shift shapes and
shades to make the perfect piece for your home. Every turn of the
crochet kaleidoscope allows you to get creative with color and
apply your own unique personality to your crochet motifs.
A wealth of stylish patterns inspired by the textile history of
Norway. One of the oldest textile factories in Norway, Salhus
Tricotagefabrik (1859-1989) operated outside Bergen for over 130
years, producing thousands of sweaters and other durable everyday
clothes such as wool and cotton underwear and woollen socks. The
technical limitations of the knitting machines of the day gave rise
to timeless geometric motifs with strikingly distinctive features
motifs which inspired some of Norway's best-loved knit designers to
come together and create this striking collection of all-new
contemporary hand-knit garments, now translated into English for
the first time! A detailed introduction to Salhus Tricotagefabrik
Sweaters, jackets, skirts, home decor, and more, for children and
adults The best of both worlds: bold, dynamic, fashionably retro
designs, and flattering contemporary shaping and cut! Full-colour
photographs and step-by-step instructions, with patterns that
include both complex finishing for veterans and simpler raglan
shaping Features designs from Birger Berge, Kristin Wiola Odegard,
Siv Dyvik, Berit Lokken and other notable Norwegian designers
A celebration of the beauty and power of crochet - specifically,
the life-changing benefits this fibre art has brought to one
extraordinary boy, 11-year-old crochet prodigy, Jonah Larson. PART
ONE: Jonah shares his life story, including details about his
adoption, behaviour struggles in school, and the role that crochet
has played in his life. PART TWO: Jonah defines crochet, introduces
fibre art friends from around the world, and invites readers to
"crochet away" with him - exclusive pattern included. Since "going
viral" early this year, Jonah has been credited for lighting the
crochet community on fire, and he has grown his social media
following substantially. His Instagram page has nearly 200,000
followers. The continued national and international media
attention, including an appearance on the Today Show, a spot in
Oprah Magazine, feature stories in major crochet magazines in the
US and UK, and interviews by television stations in Australia and
Germany, has allowed Jonah to expand his business and "give back"
in an even bigger way. To date, he has raised close to $20,000
through Go Fund Me for an organisation doing charitable work in the
region of Ethiopia where he was born.
Usually the words lace knitting bring to mind images of the
Victorian Era, Shetland shawls, thin knitting needles, and even
thinner yarn. All these are a part of the history of lace knitting,
but they are not necessary for learning the technique.
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