Toasty Toes

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Through stories, tips, and spiritual truths this book captures the joy of knitting and inspires readers to share their beautiful creations with those around them.

Provides patterns for 20 knitted gifts items that can be completed with just one ball, hank or skein of yarn.

Brighten your mood with these quick, quirky, colorful knitting projects! Includes photos. Every project in this delightful collection has been designed to enhance your happiness, from feeling more energetic to chilling out. With a flair for blending the practical with the pretty, author Claire Garland taps into the comfort, contentment, and cheer that knitting can bring. · Most projects use one ball of yarn, making them quick, accessible, and affordable—all things to smile about · Projects are perfect for taking happiness everywhere—ideal for knitting groups and knitters on the go · The knits make great gifts—so you can make others smile too!

Introduces counting in tens by counting the number of toes on the beach.

When making special garments and accessories for babies, Caron Simply Soft yarn is the crocheter's favorite. That's because this ultimately soft, washable yarn is so comfortable and durable. The cozy cardigans, hats, booties, and blankets in this collection of patterns were designed especially for use with Simply Soft, so you know you're creating the very best for Baby. Soft Dreams (Leisure Arts #75345) presents 7 crochet designs using Caron Simply Soft medium weight yarn and requiring Easy to Intermediate skills: Big Granny Baby Blanket, Granny for Baby afghan, Striped Hoodie and Swing Jacket, both for sizes 3-6 (9-12, 18-24) months, Toasty Ears Hat in two styles for size 12-18 months, and Toasty Toes Baby Booties for size 12 months.

In 1992, two hours after she gave birth to her first daughter in Juba, Sudan, bombs began falling on the city. Like thousands of her fellow citizens, author Kiden Jonathan was forced to flee. Kiden, her husband, and their growing family spent the next seven years in refugee camps in Kenya and Uganda before they were granted the opportunity to immigrate to Canada. But Kiden’s problems weren’t over yet. Despite having finally escaped the ravages of war and the poverty and uncertainty of life in the refugee camps, Kiden now faced another battle on a much more personal front: her marriage. She and her husband had had a rocky relationship from the start, with him seeking to control her every move. Conditioned by the norms of her culture, which placed women in a subservient role, she tolerated his behaviour for years—until she couldn’t. After twenty-two years of mental and physical abuse, she finally worked up the courage to leave him, taking the couple’s three children with her. Since then, Kiden has been in the process of rebuilding her life and her sense of self, tapping into inner resilience that she always knew was there but which she was afraid to embrace for so many years. This is her story.

Learning to create knit garments without needles is the focus of this stitch-pattern collection and instructional reference. By using long looms, crafters can simplify two-color work, master larger projects, and make double-knit fabrics with more options for surface texture. From simple scarves to detailed felted slippers, the designs in this resource will allure seasoned experts looking for new ways to knit, as well as beginner-level stitchers who are still trying to master using needles. Projects are accompanied by instructional photographs and include a baby blanket, an afghan, a tasseled scarf, a shawl, and a garden party table setting.