The
Cool Girl's Guide to Knitting
The instructions for the projects in The Cool Girl’s Guide
to Knitting are clearly written for the most part and with the help
of the extensive abbreviation list included the steps to complete
the projects are easy to follow.
Knitgrrl2
In Knitgrrl2, the author Shannon Okey writes in a very positive
manner, encouraging a new generation of knitters. Even though this
book is a sequel she has included the necessary information for
beginner knitters.
The
Jumbo Book of Needlecrafts
As the knitting craze continues to spread and grow through all the
age groups The Jumbo Book of Needlecrafts is a perfect resource
for a child's exploration of needlework.
Celtic
Knits: Over 25 Designs for Babies, Children and Adults
There are some truly beautiful and inspiring projects to make for
the whole family. The projects in this book include scarves, sweaters,
hats, socks and jackets for adults and children. The projects range
in style between casual and elegant items of clothing such as the
Fair Isle Cardigan and the Cashmere Crossover Top.
Crocheting
in Plain English
The author explains how to crochet so that anyone can learn how
to do it. After a brief history of crochet and how she got started
crocheting the author dives right in with the breakdown of the crocheting
process. I really like that she has a practical attitude about crocheting
telling the reader to choose a project wisely, one that will suit
your time schedule, budget and needs.
Stitch
‘n Bitch Nation
What I really like about Stitch ‘n Bitch Nation is that every
part of it is useful to knitters of every experience level. It is
very comprehensive and jam-packed with everything you want and need
to know about the knitting process. A color photo accompanies every
project, so you have a good visual of what the final product should
look like.
Weekend
Knitting: 50 Unique Projects and Ideas
After a brief introduction about how the author feels about knitting
and the projects in this book, the content is divided into three
categories/chapters; Home and Hearth, Body and Soul and The Charm
of Children.
Knit
One Felt Too
Here is a great book that every knitter should consider adding to
their collection. The patterns are quite easy to do and the instructions
contain all the details you need to make knitted felt.
The
Knitting Directory
I really like The Knitting Directory because it has something for
beginners, intermediate and advanced knitters. You can learn the
basics and advance your knowledge of knitting to more stitches,
larger and more complicated projects and even making your own designs.
The
Teen Knitting Club
Teen Knitting Club will benefit beginners and knitters of all ages
and stages because it is an all-encompassing book of knitting instruction
and fun and interesting projects.
Baby
Knits for Beginners
As the weather gets cooler the urge to knit is getting stronger
and this is the perfect book for projects to make to keep your little
ones warm. Baby Knits for Beginners is a very welcome, useful informative
book for the beginner knitter, especially if you want to make something
cute for a special little child.
Cool
Crochet 30 Hot, Fun Designs to Crochet and Wear
This is not your traditional book of crochet patterns. The projects
in Cool Crochet include: sweaters, ponchos, tank tops, skirt, halter,
scarves, skully (cap), dress, bags, tops, stole, jacket, bikini,
hat and a necklace. The crocheted items are unique, fun and fashionable.
The title of the book says it all! |
