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Rating: Summary: A helpful resource for beginning and advanced knitters Review: I am a teenager who learned to knit about 4 years ago. I still enjoy this book - it has a variety of projects, ranging from easy(knit bookmark, stuffed ball, etc.) to the harder projects such as baby bootees, slippers, shawls, and sweaters. I also enjoy it because, unlike most knitting resources, it avoids excessive abbreviations (p 17, k 29, yo, etc.) and explains each project, along with the skills needed to complete it, clearly and concisely.I, too, am very upset that it is out of print - I was lucky to find a copy at our library's used book sale.
Rating: Summary: A great book for kids or adults learning to knit! Review: I read this book when I was a child and had just learned to knit; the projects in it were easy enough for me to do but still interesting. Now that I'm an adult with long years of knitting experience, I'd still recommend it for new knitters of any age. It's a shame that it's out of print....
Rating: Summary: The workshop book of knitting Review: I've gotten this from the library a number of times. It is a well explained and sophisticated knitting book for children. It has great projects, which build upon each other in difficulty, including socks with heels and raglan sweaters, but also pom-poms and doll beds. I'm sorry it is out of print also.
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