Embark on a knitting adventure with this diverse round-up of books. “Homegrown Flax and Cotton” and “Newfoundland Knits for Little Ones” explore the world of natural fibers and traditional knitting, providing valuable insights and inspiring projects. “Knitter’s Guide to Gloves” and “Fair Isle” offer in-depth instruction on specific knitting techniques, while “Neat Knitting Techniques” focuses on achieving impeccable finishes. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced knitter, these books offer creativity, knowledge, and the joy of creating beautiful knitted pieces.
“Homegrown Flax and Cotton: Processing and Spinning” by Cindy Conner:
This comprehensive book is a must-have for fiber enthusiasts interested in working with flax and cotton. From growing and harvesting the plants to processing the fibers and spinning them into yarn, Rita Buchanan covers every step of the process with detailed instructions and helpful illustrations. With a focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly practices, this book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore natural fiber production.
“Newfoundland Knits for Little Ones” by Katie Noseworthy:
“Newfoundland Knits for Little Ones” celebrates the rich knitting traditions of Newfoundland and Labrador. With charming designs inspired by the region’s culture and heritage, this book offers a collection of patterns for children’s garments and accessories. The patterns are well-written, accompanied by beautiful photography, and capture the essence of cozy and practical knits for little ones. Whether you have a connection to Newfoundland or simply appreciate traditional knitting, this book will inspire you to create timeless and adorable pieces.
“Knitter’s Guide to Gloves” by Angharad Thomas:
Angharad Thomas provides a comprehensive guide to knitting gloves in this informative book. From understanding glove construction and fit to mastering various stitch patterns and techniques, this book equips knitters with the skills to create beautiful and functional gloves. The instructions are clear and accompanied by helpful illustrations and charts. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced knitter, this guide will help you create gloves that are both stylish and comfortable.
“Fair Isle” by Nic Corrigan:
“Fair Isle” is a treasure trove of Fair Isle knitting patterns and inspiration. Nic Corrigan explores the history and techniques of this classic colorwork style, offering a variety of patterns for garments, accessories, and home decor. With her expert guidance, knitters can delve into the intricate world of Fair Isle knitting and create stunning pieces filled with color and pattern. The book is beautifully illustrated, making it a visual delight for any knitting enthusiast.
“Neat Knitting Techniques: Create Perfect Finishes for Your Knits” by Jo Shaw:
Lynne Watterson’s “Neat Knitting Techniques” is a comprehensive guide to achieving polished and professional finishes in your knitting projects. From mastering seaming and joining techniques to creating clean edges and tidy buttonholes, this book covers a range of essential techniques. The instructions are clear and accompanied by helpful photographs, ensuring that knitters can achieve flawless results. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced knitter, this book will elevate your finishing skills and give your knits a refined touch.
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Boss, i took your gold membership today. and i am trying to see your magazines. i don’t find a way to read the magazine in pdf, rather your pages are showing advertisements of other magazines to buy on amazon? I didn’t bought membership to see advertisement.
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Not sure if this is what you are talking about.. but on the right hand side, you will see a listing of the patterns in the magazines. If you click on them, it takes you to the pattern. I don’t know if ALL of them work, honestly just signed up myself. But, so far.. all seem to work.
So, you don’t have a page by page magazine, but you have the ‘pictures’ and ‘instructions’ for items in the magazine (again, don’t know if we have all of them).