Weekend hats 25 knitted caps, berets, cloches, and more

Cecily Glowik MacDonald

Book - 2011

" Embrace the hottest head-turning fashion accessory: the knitted hat. The clever designs of Hats 2.0 will have enthusiastic knitters everywhere rejoicing in year-round hat style. Cecily Glowik MacDonald and Melissa LaBarre have brought you the best in designer knit hat patterns all in one beautiful and fun-loving collection. Inside you'll find: Expert advice to spark the interests of a variety of skill levels with special attention paid to exploring cables, lace, color, and texture. Twenty-five contemporary designer hat patterns that range from the distinctly feminine to the sporty gentlemen, including cloches, berets, beanies, tams, snoods, and more! Tips and tricks on how to maximize the use of specialty yarns and accessories t...o add a little panache to your designs. All the designs in Hats 2.0 are ideal projects for travel, gifts, or sneaking in between larger knit projects. Whether you're interested in comfort, style, or just knitting enjoyment, Hats 2.0 is your all-in-one resource for creating want-to-wear knitted caps. "--

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Published
Loveland, CO : Interweave Press 2011.
Language
English
Main Author
Cecily Glowik MacDonald (-)
Other Authors
Melissa LaBarre (-)
Physical Description
127 p. : ill
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN
9781596684386
  • Introduction
  • Patterns
  • Topiary
  • Semolina
  • Lea
  • Welted
  • Ripple
  • Ogee
  • Everdeen
  • Solitaire
  • Greenery
  • Trellis
  • Glashutte
  • Layered
  • Flyer
  • Union
  • Brier
  • Wanderer
  • Drift
  • Chroma
  • Plait
  • Annex
  • Hued
  • Shore
  • Ruche
  • Pebbled
  • Leaves
  • Glossary
  • Contributors
Review by Booklist Review

MacDonald and LaBarre, authors of New England Knits (2009) and the e-book Wool Book One, have put together a book of original hat-pattern designs and instructions. The size of the projects allows for near instant gratification and makes for portable opportunities to try out new techniques and yarns. Of course, they make great gifts, too. The book includes 25 patterns by 19 designers, and the authors. The hats are cute, clever, fun, fashionable all with texture, character, and whimsy. Almost all of the projects are four pages, with instructions, tips, and techniques, and featuring multiple photos of the hats modeled by men and women. Projects are not assigned skill levels, perhaps because they are weekend projects. The table of contents lists the designer and has small pictures of each project for easy reference. Knitting techniques with illustrations follow the projects. Dusty autumn pastel page backgrounds help increase page browsability.--Smith, Lani Copyright 2010 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.