60 Quick Knits edited by Sixth and Spring BooksAmazon.com:
Wonderfully soft, beautifully textured, and remarkably affordable, Cascade 220 is one of the most popular yarns on the market. In this stunning volume of all-new projects, many of today’s top knitwear designers come together to create an irresistible collection of hats, scarves, and mittens—all in Cascade 220. There’s something for everyone, from an adorable monkey-face hat and a dazzling mosaic pattern scarf to a classic muffler and Fair Isle flower mittens. Knitters will find plenty of inspiration and beauty here!
Released April 6th 2010
Who knows if I will ever get good enough at knitting to try these but I like that this books is strictly hats, scarves, and mittens which are about the only "clothing" items I would ever knit for myself. Not into making actual clothes.
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"Waiting On" Wednesday is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine!
You are such a cutie! I'm sure you will learn how to knit really easy, my nanne taught me how to knit when I was younger and once you get the hang of it, all the patterns start to make sense. Maybe you should enroll in a course or ask someone who can knit to show you?
ReplyDeleteHehe I learned in a class... but I didn't learn to read patterns. I'm going to see if there is another class that teaches that.
ReplyDeleteYou will be amazed at how quickly you can learn to knit all that stuff. Get a good book that shows the basics, and you can pretty much teach yourself once someone shows you how to knit an purl. And have you been to ravelry.com yet? There are hundreds of thousands of knitters waiting to offer helpful advice!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you'll get good enough - you'll be writing a book before it's all over with!
ReplyDelete*gasp* i want that too!!!!!
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