Best of
Knitting
2003
Unexpected Knitting
Debbie New - 2003
The designs emanate from an extraordinary mind, ... but the author has written out detailed and comprehensive instructions for the rest of us. Some designs include: Form knitting, Scribble Lace, Swirl, Sculptural, Virtual, Cellular Automaton and Labyrinth knitting.
Traditional Fair Isle Knitting
Sheila McGregor - 2003
Fair Isle's unusual technique employs two colors in each row; the wool not in use is stranded along the back in short loops, resulting in an extremely warm and weatherproof double fabric.In this definitive guide, the author shows how any circular-method knitting technique can yield the popular Fair Isle patterns. Its treasury of designs features more than 70 pages of patterns that can be used for mittens, jerseys, jackets, and hats. In addition, its practical advice on designing garments and the use of color offers valuable assistance to knitters who wish to create their own patterns and seek the inspiration for an endless array of variations and adaptations.Long out of print, this volume is well known as the best source of authentic Fair Isle patterns. Its republication offers a new generation of knitters a reliable resource for projects in the traditional and much-loved style. 31 halftones and 17 color illustrations.
The Knitting Experience: Book 2: The Purl Stitch
Sally Melville - 2003
Teaches the techniques of knitting, including materials, equipment, stitches, increasing and decreasing, and preventing and fixing mistakes, and includes patterns for dozens of projects.
The Great American Aran Afghan
Knitters Magazine - 2003
Instructions for Great American Aran Afghan as published by editor of Knitter's Magazine
The Gossamer Webs Design Collection: Three Orenburg Shawls to Knit
Galina Khmeleva - 2003
Created from a series of basic elements and patterns handed down from generation to generation from the Orenburg region of Russia, Galina Khmeleva has worked with these talented craftspeople to bring you these unique knitted masterpieces. Create your own heirloom shawl following step-by-step instructions and charts laid out for ease of knitting from bottom to top.
Kaffe Fassett's Pattern Library: Over 190 Creative Knitwear Designs
Kaffe Fassett - 2003
Known for his brilliant color combinations and innovative designs, Fassett has selected some of his most exquisite pieces for inclusion here. Detailed charts guide readers who want to duplicate the patterns, and a chapter on designing you own patterns is included.- Best-selling author and designer Kaffe Fassett has been producing knitwear designs for more than 30 years.- 350 color photos, including close-up color swatches, illustrate the patterns.- A visual feast for Fassett's followers--and anyone who loves beautiful knitting.
Knit Knack Kit: Simple Instructions and Tools for 25 Terrific Knitting Projects
France Ruffenach - 2003
Based on the book Knitting Pretty, this handy kit includes a book illustrating knitting stiches and techniques, circular needles, stitch holders, a yarn needle, and 25 simple yet chic patterns (including nine new patterns!). From quick and easy projects (Plain Old Scarf) to grander endeavors (Hipster Kerchief) the Knit Knack Kit makes it fun to curl up and purl up!WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Knitting Into the Mystery: A Guide to the Shawl-Knitting Ministry
Susan S. Jorgensen - 2003
With needles clicking, they weave together not just garments to warm the body but also comfort and companionship to nurture the soul.This tradition is flowering today through knitting ministries, a worldwide ecumenical movement of small groups of women who gather to pray and knit for those in need. As they create shawls for people burdened with illness and sorrow, their handiwork becomes an expression, not only of their love and concern, but also of the loving care of the God who works through them.In this beautifully illustrated book, the authors--a United Church of Christ minister and a Roman Catholic laywoman--share stories of how the knitting ministry has touched lives and hearts around the world. They offer directions for knitting the shawls and for starting a parish or community knitting ministry. The book also provides a selection of prayers, written from many faith traditions, to offer along with each completed shawl.
Miss Bea's Colours
Louisa Harding - 2003
This Miss Bea story, told with illustrations and photographs, will appeal to children aged 1 to 4 years, with knitting patterns for the garments at the back of the publication. All designs in Miss Bea's Colours use knit and purl stitches, written with beginners in mind they are all single coloured. The instruction section of the book has been developed to include colour-coded patterns plus an illustrated techniques guide, making instructions easier to follow
Knitting Simple Sweaters from Luxurious Yarns
Marilyn Saitz Cohen - 2003
The designs are simple, but the wools are sumptuous. Imagine snuggling into--and showing off--a handmade, cozy white cardigan and matching scarf in a thick, chunky yarn; a black cashmere hooded design; or a buttery soft gray Merino wool cable sweater. Look graceful with a versatile ballet-neck style, or for an evening out, a silvery sweater that makes you shine. There are lightweight spring and summer fashions, too.
Weldon's Practical Needlework, Volume 8
PieceWork Magazine - 2003
It offers instructions for working monograms into stockings and gloves and features knitting patterns primarily for babies, toddlers, and dolls. Crochet patterns include clothing items such as caps, capes, and booties. Several crochet lace borders for embellishing linens are also included. Bulgarian and Hungarian embroidery techniques show how to produce stylized floral motifs common to each ethnic needlework tradition. Techniques and instructions for making church decorations such as Mountmellick embroidery and crinkled paper are also included.
Arans & Celtics: The Best of Knitter's Magazine
Rick Mondragon - 2003
Interweave's Compendium of Finishing Techniques
Naomi McEneely - 2003
From basic to esoteric, simple and elegant to highly decorative, these finishes can be applied to any fabric—woven, knitted, crocheted, handmade, or purchased. Each technique is clearly presented with text, illustrations, and photographs of examples.
Miss Bea's Playtime
Louisa Harding - 2003
The book's central character Miss Bea, a playful little girl, is with her friends at the playground. Written as a story book and designed to appeal to children aged 1 to 4 years with engaging photographs and illustrations. Knitting patterns for the garments Miss Bea and her friends are wearing are found at the back of the publication. All designs in Miss Bea's Playtime are knitted in stocking stitch, written with beginners in mind they are either single colour or brightly striped. The instruction section of the book has been developed to include colour-coded patterns plus an illustrated techniques guide, making instructions easier to follow.