Simple knitting : 30 quick-to-knit projects for stylish accessories

Simple knitting 30 quick-to-knit projects for stylish accessories

Ros Badger

Book - 2013

Knitting handbook containing step-by-step instructions for 30 projects. This guide is suitable for novice or experienced knitters.

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Subjects
Knitting > Patterns.
Dress accessories > Patterns.
Published
London : Mitchell Beazley 2013.
Language
English
Main Author
Ros Badger (-)
Other Authors
Yuki Sugiura (-), Anita (Lecturer in management) Mangan
Item Description
Includes index.
Physical Description
143 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN
9781845336967
  • Introduction
  • Knitting Essentials
  • Abbreviations
  • Casting On
  • Basic Stitches: Knit & Purl
  • Techniques & Textures
  • Finishing Your Project
  • Joining Seams
  • Useful Tips
  • Wrap Up Warm
  • Chunky scarf
  • Feather and fan stitch lacy scarf
  • Man's tweedy scarf
  • Pocket scarf
  • Silky muffler
  • Mohair cowl
  • Simple mohair scarf
  • Hoody scarf
  • Heads You Win
  • Ear hat
  • Beanie hats
  • Beautiful beret
  • Sherlock pom-pom hat
  • Cosy ear warmers
  • Fingers & Toes
  • Slouchy socks
  • Party ankle socks
  • Wrist warmers
  • Fingerless cotton gloves
  • Pom-pom mittens
  • Mary Jane slippers
  • Pretty Please
  • Dahlia & Poppy corsages
  • Vintage-style flower hair clip
  • Pom-pom neck tie
  • Heart patch
  • Carry Me
  • Pretty purse
  • Wooden-handle tote bag
  • Wavy Dolly bag
  • Dog coat
  • String shopping bag
  • Coffee cosy
  • Tablet cover
  • Glossary and useful information
  • Index
  • Acknowledgements
Review by Booklist Review

A trio of British imports, including Sara Sinaguglia's Simple Crochet and Alexandra Smith's Simple Sewing with Lola Nova (both 2013), proves that creativity knows no geographic boundaries. In a series called Creative Makers, each author tackles the how-to's of one discipline, whether crocheting, knitting, or sewing. Using roughly the same formats, the books cover the basics materials, equipment, and fundamental stitches then present anywhere from 25 to 35 patterns ready to be copied. Sounds pretty standardized? Not really. Each showcases the designer's personality and style. In this entry, Londoner Badger exudes cosmopolitanness and urbanity in her selections of knit garments: an unusually shaped ear hat, Mary Jane slippers, and a darned attractive (and easy-to-fashion) dog coat.--Jacobs, Barbara Copyright 2010 Booklist

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

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