Ten Books on the jersey as a gift at Christmas ... Amazon and landed in Italy and this gives those who have friends (or friends) who knit the opportunity to make a present interesting but affordable, especially now that shipping costs are subscribed to who buys books for at least 19 €. So we see some suggestions of books available on Amazon.it Knitter to all levels of experience.
For those who have never taken the knife in hand suggest Guide to Knitting by Nancy Queen and Mary Ellen O'Connell, a manual to get started with thread and needles and 30 projects to study and practice. To continue in practice, then, is Very Easy Vogue Knitting Knits, 160 pages of elegant sweaters like any other head of Vogue Knitting, but within reach of anyone who can work just right, wrong, increases, decreases and nothing else. And if the shoes are scary, then come to the rescue with his Suzuki Katsina Finger Knitting 2 and Isela Phelps with Beginner's Guide to Knitting on a Loom, respectively dedicated to knit with your fingers and hand with the appropriate mounts.
For those who already know and would like knitting patterns elegant, contemporary or classic, but always well explained and that dress well then the choice is really wide, but we like segnalarme four. Brave New Knits, curated by Julie Turjoman, is a collection of 26 models designed by many renowned knitblogger, including Stefanie Japel, jockey Shannon, Angela Hahn (that could almost be considered "ours", since he lives right here on the lake Como), Jared Flood, and Kathy Teague Ysolda Veeza. Even Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne are from their blog, Mason-Dixon Knitting before joining the production of a volume model, but also personal stories on the jersey: Mason-Dixon Knitting, exactly. The current creative director of Berroco, Norah Gaughan, proposes Knitting Nature, a collection that forms part of nature and develops it into clothing and accessories characterized by the personal style of this designer. Finally, Knitting Vintage Socks Nancy is the library where Bush has translated into modern terms (and contemporary yarns) a series of models in magazines of the late nineteenth century: it starts with four simple ribbed socks designed to illustrate the techniques used in the book and then switch to the more complex models in lace.
If your already Knitter expert but want to learn even more, then these two books are indispensable. The Mary Thomas's Knitting Book is a manual that, despite his nearly 80 years, has lost none of the freshness, clarity and completeness that characterize it. For those who want to cut everything back to their jobs, so Reversible Knitting by Lynne Barr, introducing brand new 50-point, reversible and with a strong emphasis on three-dimensional, is really perfect.
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