Twenty To Make Knitted Snoods

Also known as an infinity scarf, neck warmer, cowl and tube scarf, a snood is a knitted loop that you wrap around your neck like a scarf, or wear over your head to keep warm. They are easy to knit, and totally on trend ideal for the 20 to Make series. This book includes 20 unique designs in a range of colours and styles and using a variety of knitting stitches and yarns. Some of the snoods are knitted in lighter, lacy yarns for spring and summer, while others are made in medium and heavier yarns for autumn and winter. Monica Russel has built a reputation for easy, stylish knits. To date, she has written four successful books for Search Press. The patterns are suitable for competent beginners as well as more advanced knitters, and make great gifts for family and friends. Snoods are currently very fashionable and this book should appeal to older, more traditional knitters as well as the younger, more contemporary market.

Knitters and textile artists alike will love knitting this beautiful selection of flowers. Using simple, easy-to-follow instructions, flower lovers everywhere will find their favourite here, where you can create a rose, cherry blossom, poppy, daisy, clematis, tulip, peace lily and more.Susie's inspired choice of wools and novelty yarns make these wonderful projects for anyone interested in contemporary knitting design.

Stylish and practical scarves are at your fingertips with this book, which contains knitting patterns for twenty beautiful scarves in a variety of styles. There is a scarf for every season, as this book includes patterns for delicate simple lace drapes, comforting cable-knitted scarves and rugged, chunky wraps for serious warmth. Ribbons, bobbles and tassels decorate the scarves, and they range from practical classics to those with exciting modern twists.

20 gorgeous, quick-to-knit scarf designs from best-selling author, Monica Russel. Whether you want a lacy scarf for a cool summer's evening or a chunky-knit scarf for a snowy day; whether you're drawn to statement stripes, bold Fair Isle or geometric textures; or whether you're making a thoughtful gift for a loved one or the perfect accessory for yourself, this fun book has you covered. The 20 varied patterns are easy-to-follow, and contain all the necessary charts. Bust your yarn stash, create some cozy, stylish accessories, and try out some new and exciting techniques today! 20 fun, quick-to-knit projects. A range of exciting techniques to try. All necessary charts included.

Knit adorable pairs of tiny mittens for the new baby in your life with this easy-to-use guide featuring twenty irresistible designs. Knitwear designer Sian Brown shares twenty patterns in a range of colours and styles for boys and girls, from traditional stripes and cables to whimsical rabbits, frogs and ladybirds. Each design can be knitted in three different sizes suitable for 0-3, 3-6 and 6-12 month-old babies, with the option of including thumbs in the largest size. The patterns use small amounts of either baby- or fingering-weight yarn, and knit up quickly and easily using the clear, step-by-step instructions and full-colour charts. Each project comes with a list of the yarns and needles required and a full-colour photograph of the finished mittens, providing everything you need to create these gorgeous handmade gifts for babies.

No matter your skill level, stay warm and stylish in cold weather with this simple guide to creating 100 wonderful, winter accessories. This gorgeous book brings together 100 of the best winter knits from bestselling author and knitting designer, Monica Russel. Previously published in the 20 to Make series, these fabulous designs are quick and easy to make, and include scarves, wrist warmers, hats, boot cuffs, headbands and snoods. With designs for men, women and children in a range of colors and styles, there is something for everyone in this valuable knitting resource. “These 100 patterns for winter accessories will satisfy beginning and experienced knitters alike . . . . Knitters will find the variety of patterns inspiring, and most will not be able to resist making pig boot cuffs for their wellies. The range of style and skill level represented in these patterns . . . make this a solid choice.” —Booklist