This book focuses on how to embellish simple knitted items with a host of decorative techniques to make them look more beautiful and complex than they really are.

Designing and creating a sweater is fun and can be accomplished by knitters of all skill levels! J. Marsha Michler guides the reader through three main design and construction areas: creating pattern stitches and colorworking; sweater shapes and styles; and how to fit a sweater. Each is explained fully and clearly, and allows for the reader to participate through worksheets. Also includes helpful

Comfort, for a child, can be a cuddly blanket or a cozy sweater - and these 50 patterns features in this book, created by an award-winning designer, make it easy to knit something adorable for a baby or toddler. This work contains concise, simple instructions and full colour photographs of garments, accessories and blankets.

Brings together a selection of 24 of her classic designs that includes something for knitters of various skill levels. This title demystifies the techniques needed to knit beautiful pieces, providing simple but effective designer secrets on everything from casting on to simple finishing techniques.

Feautres various hand-knitting techniques in rows and rounds for fibre artist and craft maker, worked in various materials, such as wire, paper yarn, plant materials and plastics, found and recycled materials, rope and elastics. This book explores traditional two- and three-dimensional knitting techniques in various ways.

Presents examples of various stitches. This book enables readers to learn to identify mistake-stitch rib, feathers and fan, brioche - and then recreate them. It features stitch patterns using only knits and purls as well as lace and cables.