The No1 Ethical retailer for Books, CD’s, DVD’s & Games
30 Day Refund Guarantee

Sweet Knits: 30 Cute Designs for Kids

Sweet Knits: 30 Cute Designs for Kids

by Catherine Graham - Evans (Author)

  • Used

    Illustrated 2013

    $3.49
Synopsis

Some children like to slay dragons, others prefer to sip tea with princesses, but any child will find something to wear, play with and love within the creative knitting patterns featured in Sweet Knits. From flower-shaped tea cups to cute summer dresses, cosy jumpers to fun room decorations, these projects encourage customisation for truly unique pieces full of personality. Step-by-step instructions and charming colour images accompany you through each and every pattern. The projects are easily adapted to suit knitters of all levels, as easy alternative directions are given alongside any tricky or complex design elements, and tips are provided throughout on how to simplify patterns. Garments come in sizes for children from birth to ten years, and there are even a couple of items for grown-ups, too! With suggestions on how to adapt and personalise each design to make unique pieces, the projects in Sweet Knits provide cosy hand-made treasures that grow with your child and stir young imaginations.

$3.49

Save:$19.25 (85%)

Quantity

1 in stock

More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 128
 Edition: Illustrated
 Publisher: A&C Black Visual Arts
Published: 23 May 2013
ISBN 10: 1408171945
ISBN 13: 9781408171943
Book Overview: Sweet Knits is a beautiful collection of summery knits of all shapes and sizes, from quick-to-knit toys and accessories to clothes for girls and boys of all ages. Every pattern is adaptable for a wide range of yarns and skill levels, making this book suitable for all seasons and knitters.

Media Reviews
More than just a book of knitting patterns, this captures something very precious about childhood, its innocence and its fun. * Woman's Weekly *
Author Bio
Catherine Graham-Evans has been passionate about knitting from an early age, and has always designed and made her own pieces. She studied fine art at university, before becoming a primary school teacher. In 2008, Catherine began designing, knitting and selling handknit and crochet items for children. In 2010, she gave up full-time teaching, and now creates patterns for books and yarn companies, as well as handknitted items for sale.