Basic Knitting: All the Skills and Tools You Need to Get Started

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Stackpole Books, 2004 - Crafts & Hobbies - 121 pages
  • Fully illustrated descriptions introduce knitting needles, yarn, and accessories
  • Detailed, step-by-step sequences illustrate basic stitches and skills
  • In-depth skill workshops teach techniques needed to complete 10 attractive projects

Knitting is presently enjoying a renaissance. Around the world, people young and old are discovering--or rediscovering--the joy of working with needles and yarn. Basic Knitting serves as a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental skills you will need to master in order to become a knitter. The focus of the first half of the book is on detailed, step-by-step text and photo sequences that will teach you how to execute the basic stitches and techniques of knitting. The second half of the book teaches you how to apply these basic skills when completing actual projects.

 

Contents

BASIC TOOLS AND SKILLS
1
PROJECTS
53
Appendices 113
113
Resources 119
119
Yarn Information 121
121
Back Cover
123
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About the author (2004)

Anita Tosten teaches knitting at The Mannings in East Berlin, Pennsylvania. Anita's patterns have appeared in Knitter's Magazine, Vogue Knitting's On the Go books, and are frequently featured in Knit 'n Style magazine. In addition to knitting and designing, Anita manages Wool in the Woods, a company that produces and sells hand-dyed yarn, in Biglerville, Pennsylvania.

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