The Knitter's Book of Knowledge
A Complete Guide to Essential Knitting Techniques
by Debbie Bliss
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appears in Knitting and Diy.
Debbie Bliss is one of the world's most respected knitwear designers, authors, and teachers?and The Knitter's Book of Knowledge is the distillation of her decades of experience into a single, indispensable reference. With information on everything from needles and yarns to tensioning and casting on, from basic stitches to buttonholes and beading, f...
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“First Time Knitting is a patient, hands-on beginner's primer that guides absolute novices through materials, basic stitches and a few starter projects. Expect clear, step-by-step instructions and practical descriptions of tools aimed at helping you complete scarves, hats and a blanket without prior experience. The book's strength is its hand-holding approach and accessible pacing; its limitation is scope — it stays at fundamentals and can feel repetitive or too narrow for readers ready to move past beginner projects.”
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