As winter settles in, so do the winter blues. But not to worry — the little birds in this book are just what you need. Knit a flamingo or seagull while you daydream of relaxing on a beach. Cast on a songbird or two while humming your favorite tune. Or create an array of birds for your Christmas tree to bring some much-needed cheer back into the home.
Paperback, 144Pages, $19.95, 978-1782216407
From the December 2018 issue
Release date: January 14, 2020
Sweater knitting is intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. With insightful books like Sweaters 101, knitters utilize step-by-step tutorials that cover the core techniques every knitter needs to know — including blocking, sweater construction and how to achieve the correct gauge. As your skills and confidence grow, practice what you’ve learned with the 12 simple yet stylish patterns featured in this stunning release. Making professional looking sweaters doesn’t have to be a dream — make it your reality!
Paperback, 44Pages, $12.95, 1640210687
From the February 2020 issue
Knitters, create something your children or grandchildren will cherish forever. Jody Long has written and created for every major knitting publication in the US and UK and has created 29 adorable blanket patterns our little ones will cherish for years to come. Sweet Baby Blankets to Knit comes with beautiful, bold pictures and instructions that are easy to read and understand. The basic techniques included in this book teach you step-by-step to help you knit the most perfect blankets for your loved ones. With every turn of the page, you will be motivated to learn! One amazing thing about this book – it includes descriptions of the equipment needed to knit your own baby blanket, with pictures alongside. You will feel guided every step of the way!
Paperback, 128Pages, $21.95, 978-6059192279
From the December 2017 issue
Are you tired of knitting the same old baby sweater and afghan patterns every time there’s a baby shower? Sweet Knits for Baby is the pattern book you need, with 30 brand-new and modern designs to satisfy even the fussiest of babies. With crystal-clear instructions, simple schematics and full-color photos, this book is perfect for all levels of knitters. This book is jam packed with garment patterns, toy patterns and accessory patterns for tiny newborns, toddling three year olds and everyone in between.
Paperback, 128Pages, $21.95, 978-6059192330
From the October 2018 issue
One word has so much importance in the knitting world. Texture adds elegance, interest, and an irresistible spark to designs. We all love the smooth, soft feeling of yarn on its own, but sometimes you just have to mix things up, especially during these cold months when you want to add some drama to the standard sweater design. This book has patterns for clothing and accessories, through which knitters explore different stitches, a mixture of gauges, and various shaping techniques for that added intrigue of knitted texture.
Paperback, 96Pages, $18.24, 978-0986103988
From the February 2017 issue
If you’ve been wanting to learn how to knit in the style of timeless sweaters, this book will show you the beauty of circular yokes. Fifteen iconic sweaters by well-known designers will inspire you to make one of these keepsakes for yourself. From cables, to colorwork, to lace — which sweater will you make first?
Hardcover, 160Pages, $17.70, 978-1632506719
From the June 2019 issue
Stuck in that same old knitting rut? Join Donna Druchunas and June L. Hall on a trip to Lithuania, a wonderful destination for yarn addicts. You will learn new styles, work up 25 patterns, and access a treasure trove of knitting info.
Paperback, 224 Pages, $29.95, 978-1570768484
From the August 2017 issue
Slip-stitches, while simple, can create beautiful patterns. In The Art of Slip-Stitch Knitting: Techniques, Stitches, and Projects by Faina Goberstein and Simona Merchant-Dest, these stitches are modernized and re-evaluated to leave the knitter with a new appreciation of the technique. With sixteen original projects and forty stitch patterns, you won’t be able to put this book down until you’ve worked up every one. Goberstein and Merchant-Dest use lace and cables to play with the textures of the stitch, so no matter how many times you’ve used the technique in the past, you will never be bored.
Paperback, 176 Pages, $26.99, 978-1620337561
From the October 2015 issue
Kate Atherley walks you through the necessary steps to create custom knitting patterns to share and sell! The Beginner’s Guide to Writing Knitting Patterns is your one-stop resource with guidelines on writing patterns, schematics and charts, dealing with multiple sizes and how to establish your own personal style sheet. Plus, it includes tips on dealing with a test knitter for each piece and an overview on important copyright laws. Start creating your own patterns today!
Paperback, 128 Pages, $27.99, 978-1632504340
From the April 2016 issue
Never get stuck in a knitting rut again. The ultimate reference guide is here: The Big Book of Knit Stitches: Cables, Lace, Ribs, Textures, and a Whole Lot More has over 360 different stitches gathered, organized, and explained in one handy paperback. Not only can you learn how to knit every stitch, but each one has a picture that will help you see how it should turn out. This is not just a collection of stitches; this is your key to unlimited inspiration, texture, and a full repertoire of knitting skills.
Paperback, 192Pages, $22.99, 978-1604688603
From the December 2016 issue
