Simple and dynamic, this technique has been the rage among European knitters for some time. This method provides colour and pattern intrigue for sweaters, afghans and projects of all kinds. Ideal for take-along knitting, as pieces are worked in small squares.

Just about anything can knit can be felted - that is, shrunk with heat and agitation to create a thicker, more durable fabric. The knitting goes fast with fat yarn on big needles, and felting is easy and fun, but learning how to make it all come together takes some skill. All explained in clear, easy to understand instructions.

Choosing the right findings and finishing techniques can transform an ordinary piece of jewellery from simple to stunning. This guide describes various findings and finishing techniques - whether it is a description of a barrel clasp, instructions on making beaded clasp, or methods for attaching a pin back - with illustrations and photographs.

Compiled by Vogue's acclaimed knitwear designer and teacher, this collection of 350 knitted edgings, borders and trims, runs the gamut of styles and offers something for all tastes, all drawn from the 'Vogue Knitting' archives.

Contains thirty projects for intermediate to advanced knitters, which are shown in colour photos and accompanied by charts. This work presents a techniques section that details several methods for adding beads to a finished project, including embroidery, fringe and applique.

Intended for beginners, this work is a course in modular knitting (a traditional technique) with its themed tutorials (each with practice exercises, as well as instructions and charts) and 29 knitting projects.