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Upload Language (EN) Scribd Perks Invite friends FAQ and support Sign in Skip carousel Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd. Books Audiobooks Magazines Podcasts Sheet Music Documents Snapshots Have you tried already and you are finding it difficult or confused with the complex stitches as you try to unravel the mystery behind the beautifully constructed designs made by experts. Does a readymade design intimidate you as you wonder how you could ever come up with such lovely patterns and designs. I have good news for you. This book is just what you need. This book is a comprehensive step-by-step guide that has been put together just for beginners. Even those who are still considering the idea will find it as a motivation to start learning with the aid of this book at their disposal. This book has been compiled with so much simplicity as it takes you through every little detail that will help you learn at your pace. You have a personal tutor at your every beck and call. You are able to perform each instruction in the guide with ease. This book includes so much to be discovered and learnt with regards to how to develop good knitting procedures and skills. Here are a few things you will learn after reading this book. Have you tried already and you are finding it difficult or confused with the complex stitches as you try to unravel the mystery behind the beautifully constructed designs made by experts. Here are a few things you will learn after reading this book.Sign up to read more. Start your free trial Page 1 of 1 Reviews Reviews What did you think. Rating: out of 5 stars Write a review (optional). Our payment security system encrypts your information during transmission. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Please try again.Please try again.Please try again. Please try your request again later.
This book is a reference for all knitting techniques, beginning with the basics of how to knit. A large section of the book is devoted to showing different stitch patterns, arranged in style categories for easy reference. Special knitting topics will be explored in depth: cables, intarsia, entrelac, Fair Isle knitting, and lace knitting. A section will discuss yarns: fibers, how they are spun, gauge, and how to choose. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Register a free business account She has enjoyed a lifelong career designing both crochet and knit patterns for yarn companies and book and magazine publishers. Hubert also teaches at yarn shops, retreats, and national gatherings, and rarely misses a national conference in the needle-arts field. A world traveler, Hubert pays close attention to the fashions in Europe and spots trends as they hit New York. In 2012, in fitting tribute to Hubert's lifelong work as a knitting and crochet designer, the Crochet Guild of America inducted her into their Jean Leinhauser Crochet Hall of Fame. Her work and information about the events she attends can be found on her blog: margaretshooksandneedles.blogspot.com. She lives in Pawling, New York. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Cable work does have its own section, of course, due to the complexity of it, but even there, some of the stitches look quite nice even though they're fairly easy to follow.
There is a page that conveniently lists all of the abbreviations and what they mean, so it's easy to refer back to it when one needs to decode a set of stitch instructions.She did a pretty good job, considering. But now, 55 years later.I've forgotten all but the basics and cannot--never have been able anyhow--read the short-hand instructions. I have other books on knitting, but this one I like because the photos are LARGE and show you what you're work should look like. It's also a human book. I may never be much of a knitter at this age going forward, but I'm having a very good time with book.After 3 years of not knitting and being busy with a new and growing family, I bought this book thinking it will help me rremember and learn new techniques. I find this book worth the price. It is well written and conveys the process and techniques clearly, especially through the pictures. I have not read this all the way through yet, but I have used it over and over again for the basics so far and have learned new thingsThis book is undeniably attractive; the color and detail of the photographs is wonderful, and it makes me want to try every stitch in the book. I have had a bit of trouble deciphering some of the instructions, however. I was taught basic knitting by a friend, so I had no knowledge of slipping stitches, increasing, decreasing, or any of the other finer points. The illustrations and instructions of these concepts were not as clear as I would have liked them to be, and I had quite a few frustrated starts before I finally understood them. Another weakness, already noted by another reviewer, is the absence of charts. I really wish they had included charts in this volume; there was PLENTY of room at the bottom of the page. Overall, a great purchase, but I think the book could use a tad bit of tweaking.This book was my answer to the problem. I had already purchased the pattern, special yarn and had everything ready.
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I had been so excited to begin, there was one problem yet to cover--the stitch. Just couldn't get it in my mind. With this book, I looked, studied it and the instruction was so good, I never had any more trouble. There are so many stitches in the book, it is the answer to so many problems any one would have. I highly recommend it. Sandy R.The only thing lacking - and thus the 4 instead of 5 - is details on the basics, like how to perl from he backside. For those issues I turn to youtube videos, which are excellent. What this book has is tons of different types of looks to be created with knitting, and can be used to make any type of item you wish.Useful ideas for beginners and those with more-advanced skills. I would not hesitate to recommend this book to all knitters.It helps with stitches I do not understand. It arrived in good order and is much used.My sister loves it. Thank you. Please try again.Please try again.Please try again. Please try your request again later. BONUS: As an added bonus this book includes a knitting glossary at the end, for you to use to help understand knitting jargon.Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Register a free business account To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. All measurements are shown in inches (I got a few books written by British writers that used metric measures), so I wanted to mention that this book is aimed at American audience. I also liked the introduction of fibers describing the pluses and minuses of various fibers used for sock knitting.
Then she author presents basic instructions, followed by two sock different sock instructions: basic socks and ribby socks (where the ribbing goes from the top to the heel giving a snug fit). I am not a total beginner but was looking for a fresh since I have not done socks in a long time. I found the instruction easy to understand. Ali Julia reviewEach section of the sock is easily found in the Table of Contents, how to make a gauge with your yarn, materials to use, and some very good patterns to follow. Also, it wasn't too wordy, just the necessary information. Because the first two books I purchased weren't very good on showing the Kitchener's Stitch (a grafting stitch), I was pleased this book had better instructions on it. Grafting the toe turned out to be the hardest part of the sock to me. Next time I'm trying the knitting from the toe-up instructions.I own several books about sock knitting, all of which have many fans, but none of them made it feel possible to do. I'm self taught and have made lace, knit cable style and other types of things, but I quail at the sight of a knitting pattern. I couldn't read them and my eyes would glaze over after two lines of consonants and numbers that run together into gibberish. I got a flash card app for my phone in order to break a pattern down to it's individual rows. I haven't made anything with any identifiable shape, mind you, but this book may change my luck. After all, you can only make so many afghans and shawls before you have to acknowledge you're still a novice with years of experience!But I am eager to start some and this book makes sense to me of what to do to start the socks and follow the pattern to finish them. I am really excited to start.This book was a great addition to my ever growing library of patterns. Filled with great ideas and provokes the sock knitting artist.I just started trying to do socks but was having a hard time with most pattern directions. This book was great. Very easy to understand.
I've never knit socks before and found the instructions easy to follow. My first pair of socks came out quite presentableThere are two useful patterns to try knitting both methods, from the top down to toe or starting from the toe. I plan to use this book to start sock knitting any day now.I wish Amazon would label books with their country of origin.In all the years I have been knitting I have never knitted socks so, I didn't know where to begin. There is a start in this book that explains all the basics from what needles to use to what yarn, and of course how to gauge. It was very informative. I purchased my copy from Amazon.Happy knitting. I will bePage 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1 In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Utilizando metodos de analisis asistidos por ordenador, descubrimos lo que los consumidores estan buscando. To see the video click here. It uses one skein of yarn, and can be knitted up in one night. I may have to learn how to do that. Knit Or Crochet Crochet Crafts Yarn Crafts Sewing Crafts Crochet Humor Crochet Mandala Crochet Afghans Crochet Blankets Double Crochet Teach Yourself To Knit. It's a very useful technique when you're not sure what kind of edging you'll want or how long to make something. With a provisional cast-on, you can make these decisions at the end of a project, allowing you to respond to the actual garment. I made this tutorial to go with my 70's Ski Hat Project Journal, the provisional cast-on is used to make a cashmere lining for the hat. Cute Crafts Crafts To Do Yarn Crafts Sewing Crafts Crafts For Kids Arts And Crafts Diy Crafts Yarn Projects Diy Projects To Try How to Finger Knit How to Finger Knit. Finger knitting is a fun, productive way to spend your free time when you need something to do. When you're finished, you'll have a beautiful rope of yarn that you can use in many different ways, like a key ring, hair.
Fall Knitting Patterns Loom Knitting Free Knitting Baby Knitting Crochet Patterns Cowl Patterns Stitch Patterns Yarn Projects Knitting Projects 14 Fantastic Free Fall Knitting Patterns Fall always makes me feel like knitting. If the same applies to you, check out these 14 free fall knitting patterns - time to break out the double points. Loom Knitting Hand Knitting Knitting Patterns Crochet Patterns Beginner Knitting Yarn Projects Knitting Projects Crochet Projects Crochet Dishcloths Cute up your kitchen while gaining eco points and be thrifty with your own set of reusable sponges. I’ve been using my hand-knit sponges for over a year now and even with frequent machine washing they are still in stellar shape. This listing is for a PDF knitting pattern and tutorial, chock full of photos and tips and is simple enough for even all skill levels, including super beginners. Love Knitting Spool Knitting Knitting Blogs Loom Knitting Stitches Knifty Knitter Knitting Needles Crochet Crafts Yarn Crafts Sewing Crafts Try It Tuesday: Skinny Looped Infinity Scarf This whole scarf is made on the Clover Wonder Knitter and you can view my YouTube Video on how to make it. The one pictured above is a gift and the pink one below is the one I made for myself. I did make another one that I am giving as a gift as well (I should take a picture of it before I mail it out.) I just love this Clover Wonder Knitter. It was more efficient that using my spool loom to make the same thing. Knitting Help Loom Knitting Knitting Stitches Easy Knitting Knitting Patterns Crochet Patterns Knitting Tutorials Knitting Ideas Fun Patterns Whatsfunpin.com Pinterest Explore Log in Sign up Privacy. If you buy through a link on this page, I may earn an affiliate commission. Learn More What Are The Best Knitting Books for 2020? They make you want to grab some yarn and knitting needles and get knitting.
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Many knitters love Alice Starmore’s designs. The designs are detailed and intricate. The cable designs are interesting and varied. You will also learn about a brief history of Aran. Suitable for those knitting a sweater for the first time or those looking to expand your skills to knit sweaters in styles you’ve never tried before. Mary Jane Mucklestone’s book steps you through how to knit using the stranded colorwork technique. This book suits beginners to more advanced knitters. The book discusses her lifelong love of wool. The Book covers her experience with spinning, knitting, and observing wool. Packed full of information and a super interesting read. Easy for anyone to follow. Many of the designs are quite simple, and any beginner could do them without too much difficulty. Also, for the most experienced knitter looking for a challenge. Included in this book are knitting and crochet patterns for women, from the period 1920 to 1949. The designs are gorgeous. Topics covered: Excellent for beginner knitters, but more advanced knitters will also find it helpful. It helps in making wiser yarn choices!. The author explores the qualities of different plys of yarn. Each section of the book includes patterns. One book for yarn lovers. You’ll find step-by-step instructions, how-to tips, and full-color photos of great knitting ideas. Explore the 200 motifs derived from graphic design elements and colorwork charts. Create over 25 authentic Harry Potter knits based on iconic films. Tanis Gray is a wonderful designer, and if you have Harry Potter fans in your life, this knitting book is for you. Some of the sweaters are sure to be your favorites. The best one is Knitting Rules by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. Containing both quick and longer projects to work on. With articles about the latest products and trends. With 5 issues per year, there is plenty of knitting inspiration to keep you happy all year. Digital versions are via their IOS and Android Apps.
There are 13 issues published over the course of a year. Masterclasses cover techniques to build on knitters’ confidence and ability. Includes gorgeous patterns for garments. Available in both print and digital forms. It has heaps of fun patterns. Talented designers with video tutorials, contests, and cool stuff to explore. It has since stopped publishing online. They closed their virtual doors at the end of 2014. When the online pattern world became too crowded, the Knit Circus team changed focus. Now focusing on hand dyed-yarns. Includes tips, techniques, and encouraging words. All to help you along in your knitting journey. Basic patterns to try, such as hat patterns. The author instructs by mixing humor with her vast knowledge of knitting short-cuts. There are an enormous amount of sock knitting pattern books. Filled with photographs and helpful illustrations. Ensures that both beginner knitters and more advanced knitters can create gorgeous socks. Learn about the importance of strength, elasticity, and wicking away moisture. It includes intricate and challenging designs with cables and delicate lace. There are 17 wonderful sock patterns included with helpful instructional illustrations. From the textured stitches of January’s Thermals Socks to the fancy florals of May’s Rose of Sharon Socks, to the evocative imagery of November’s Bare Bark Socks. Great for both beginner knitters and those with more experience. Includes 17 designed patterns, most of them that cover 5 sizes. A History of Socks, How to Knit a Sock, and Great Sock Patterns. Full of the cutest, softest, snug designs that are perfect for babies. It includes 50 contemporary designed projects. Featuring soft and snuggly wool, perfect for baby skin.This baby knits book teaches the basic knitting steps and techniques. Included are 15 super-cute knitwear designs. Japan Knitting Books have beautiful photography of the finished knitted items.
The good news is that Japan Knitting books work on a chart system. This is good to know for experienced knitters familiar with chart system knitting. Japan Knitting Book includes charted patterns rather than written row-by-row. They have some fabulous Japan Knitting books in their online store. This is the perfect book for the experienced knitter who is looking for new stitches that look incredible. Perfect for sweaters, hats, and mittens. Some of the Brioche Knitting Books on the market cover gorgeous patterns. It’s a challenge to learn and especially tricky as far as correcting errors. Expand your knitting repertoire and learn something new! Unless one is a beginner who wants to take off running and accepts early disasters. Includes beautiful object patterns to get started, from simple to more challenging. The many pictures of the techniques and swatches are excellent. Choose the right socks for you and take a look at inspiration ideas in this book. A mainstay in your knitting skills. Allows you to understand how to make brioche fabric. Enabling you to create your brioche patterns. Sharing knitting tips, projects, and adventures in knitting. Included are many other techniques for reversible knitting. Patterns for hats, scarves, socks, dresses, and sweaters. The book includes gorgeous photos and detailed instructions. For beginner-beginners, it’s worth giving k1b a try. It doesn’t take much time to learn the technique and is easy to do. It describes traditional shawl design and techniques. The shawls featured in this book are stunning. A couple of patterns suitable for beginners of lace knitting. What are the best Finger Knitting books? Easy to follow instructions. Something to be aware of is that some of these projects take up a lot of yarn. Very simple to follow directions and lots of good illustrations. From jewelry and wearable accessories to wall art, gifts, and room decorations. It focuses on gorgeous sweaters, cardigans, wraps, and more.
Learn to knit cables, bobbles, and how to knit from a chart. Each project lists the items and supplies you will need. Tells you what to do each step of the way to master Loom Knitting. No knitting needles or yarn required. Friday Night Knitting Club is a light read and a bit of fun. As a knitter, this story will resonate. I love knitting and have met so many other fabulous knitters through this site. I enjoy learning and helping others discover the joys of working with yarn. Please say hello! They’ve made it even easier to follow the steps. Highly recommended. I’ve included it in my list. Cheers Jodie ?? I worry that I won’t be able to understand it. The patterns are all charted, so you will need to take your time, understanding what each symbol means. I’ve had a look and found I can follow the instructions on the charts and there are very helpful pictures. Cheer Jodie I don’t want something too difficult. How to read a pattern and even how to fix mistakes. It includes detailed, color pictures and helpful tips. ?? Jodie The instructions are very easy to learn from in Debbie’s book and her patterns are fun and diverse. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Jodie I have a pattern and yarn, but all of the books seem to expect you to make one of their patterns. I splurged on a boyland knitworks colorwork sweater, so I’m anxious for some resources. Thank you!! I will reach out to my readers and see what resources they suggest to help you. I will be back in touch. Cheers Jodie Working in the round is an easier way to approach stranded patts, I think, because you’re only dealing with getting the tensioning good with just the knit rows first. Fortunately the Boyland Knits patts are set up for circular knitting so that cuts out the double whammy of getting it going smoothly with both knits and purls. Great advice to be sure ?? Good luck with your colorwork pursuits Holly. I am super excited for you. Your Boyland Knits sweater will benefit from this enormously. Have fun!
She does not insist on 2 handed knitting for beginners. The key is how to manage floats for good tension and she also shows you how to weave in ends as you knit.But you get great stranded knitting the same way you get to Carnegie Hall. Practice, practice, practice. Along with the book recommendation, also recommend that they practice on swatches before they dive into the project. Learn how your comment data is processed. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. My posts contain affiliate links. If you buy through a link on my posts, I may earn an affiliate commission. By using this site, you accept our use of cookies. Learn more. Which are trending? The number one best seller is Vogue Knitting, from the editors of Vogue Knitting Magazine. V ogue Knitting and any of the well-loved books listed below would be a great addition to a knitter's library, or a great gift for a knitter-to-be. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases (at no extra cost to you). The second edition, released in 2002, further cemented its place as the most trusted knitting resource. The past 15 years have seen many exciting advances in knitting, and this update encompasses them all. It features an expanded library of cast-ons, increases, decreases, and bind-offs. It covers in-depth sections on newly favorite techniques such as brioche, entrelac, double knitting, and mosaic knitting. Comprehensive chapters cover lace and cabling, and provide even more information than before on knitters' tools, correcting errors, finishing, embellishing, and garment care. This fantastic book will give you a masterly understanding of every stage of knitting. Sequence Knitting introduces a radical and simple approach for creating amazing fabrics by working a sequence of stitches over and over again.
Beginning with 1-row patterns, the book delves into the possibilities of this technique, expanding into methods for creating complex designs that can be worked back and forth, in the round, or in shapes like triangles. The book includes stitch dictionaries with over 190 fabrics, many of which are new and reversible, as well as over 40 patterns for simple and elegant accessories. This groundbreaking book is sure to become a classic must-have for every knitter's reference library. This completely revised and updated version of the perennial bestseller includes new photography, new patterns, and more. This special edition showcases patterns for sweaters in the traditional Gansey style as well as new explorations of modern Gansey-inspired patterns. Full-color, step-by-step photography walks you through a variety of traditional Gansey techniques and construction methods. As a bonus, contemporary sources for traditional Gansey yarns are shared, making this as vital to your knitting library as the original. A treasured guide beloved by knitters everywhere, the classic book The Principles of Knitting is finally available again in a fully revised and updated edition. While the basics of knitting have not changed much, June’s understanding of the material has deepened over the last twenty-five years. This is the definitive book on knitting techniques, with valuable information for everyone from beginners to experienced knitters. June Hiatt presents not only a thorough, thoughtful approach to the craft, but also a passion for carrying on the art of knitting to future generations. She has repeatedly tested the various techniques and presents them with clear, easy-to-follow instructions—as well as an explanation of what each one can contribute to your knitting.
Informed by decades of experience and thousands of hours of practice, this comprehensive resource offers a variety of ways to approach every skill and technique and offers solutions that can help solve the most challenging aspects of any knitting project. Tuck Stitches presents ninety original stitch patterns, as well as scarf, cowl, and blanket designs to help you practice and to inspire you to make your own projects using tuck stitches. This book is beautifully photographed and clearly presented. Nancy Marchant first discovered brioche stitch when she moved to the Netherlands in 1976. She became fascinated with brioche knitting and wrote about it in V ogue Knitting Magazine, as well as in a number of other knitting magazines. She maintains a web site on the subject at www.briochestitch.com and teaches brioche knitting both locally and at large yarn shows. To honor her achievements and contributions in knitwear, 40 of her patterns from Vogue Knitting magazine have been gathered into a single volume: Norah Gaughan - 40 Timeless Knits. From a timeless cabled vest, her first Vogue Knitting piece published in 1987, to a striking Fair Isle pullover from 2018, each garment will dazzle knitters. Fun and engaging to create, these patterns and their construction will broaden a knitter's understanding of what knitwear can be. An internationally successful knitwear designer, Melanie, also known by the trade name Mairlynd, has been creating and publishing designs since 2011. Melanie has compiled a collection of her most beautiful shawls along with three new shawls published exclusively in this superbly designed book, Shawls. Her fans as well as knitters all over the world will enjoy knitting from this bilingual edition with instructions in both English and German. Melanie Berg combines texture and color into wearable modern designs that are both playful and beautiful.