The essential handbook for knitters of all skill levels. Getting Started goes back to basics, with an overview of the yarns and equipment available today. It then takes you, step-by-step, through the basics of knitting, with knit and purl, casting on and binding (casting) off, and reading patterns. Creative Options expands upon the basics with further techniques, while Exploring Choices will provide even the experienced knitter with new ideas for interesting projects.
The Stitch Library will become an indispensable reference to be constantly referred to. Finally, a wide selection of Patterns and Projects, linked back to the techniques throughout the book, provide plenty opportunites to explore your developing skills and experiment with a variety of motifs to liven up any knitting.

Keep the child you love warm and cozy, with more than 20 completely irresistible hand-knit pieces for toddlers. The wide variety of adorable outfits include jackets, caps, cardigans, pullovers, dresses, jumpers, sweatshirts, swimsuits, and more, including some by top designers. All the garments are quick to knit, and the patterns include color photographs, instructions, and charts. These clothes will be passed on lovingly from generation to generation. 

A dazzling collection of knitted accessories for children and the home, ranging from hats and mittens to rugs and throws.

A collection of 15 designs featuring Big Wool and Little Big Wool by Sarah Hatton

The Art of Knitted Lace is the perfect primer for everything you need to know about knitting lace every day - whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced knitter. In her introduction, designer kristin Omdahl leads you through knitted lace basics, including tool tips, chart reading guidlines, terminology, and of course, knitting instructions.

A Collection of Favorite Designs from Interweave. Anne Merrow has assembled a world-class resource of eyelet scarves, delicate socks, elegant tops, and more, to inspire knitters of all skill levels.

For many of us, afghans are the epitome of comfort. Colorful and inviting, they are a staple of the home, without which a living room or bedroom just wouldn’t feel complete. And whether you’re making one for yourself, as a housewarming gift, or to welcome a new baby into the world, the process of creating a handmade afghan can be as rewarding as the finished product.

Fabric Jewelry: 25 Designs to Make Using Silk, Ribbon, Buttons, and Beads - Teresa Searle
St. Martin's Griffin | 2008 | ISBN: 0312374739 | English | 129 pages | PDF | 13.40 Mb[/center]
In this sumptuous new collection of projects, Teresa Searle demonstrates how to design and make a range of jewelry items using a variety of textile processes and methods from hand embroidery to finger knitting. Be inspired by Teresa's combinations of silks, vintage prints, and antique buttons to make one-of-a-kind neckpieces, bracelets,. earrings, and more. Detailed photographs and clear step-by-step instructions make it easy for crafters of all levels to re-create Teresa Searle's gorgeous designs at home.