Jen Arnall-Culliford: Confident Knitting - A Third Year of Techniques
Produktnummer:
BU3011EN
EAN:
9781999785956
Gewicht:
0.38 kg
Produktinformationen "Jen Arnall-Culliford: Confident Knitting - A Third Year of Techniques"
Dieses Buch ist nur in englischer Sprache erhältlich!
After the great success of the first and the second book by Jen Arnall-Culliford, the third one, "Confident Knitting - A Third Year of Techiques", follows up with even more great knitting patterns. Keeping the confidence to learn new techniques is essential to a good knitter and Jen Arnall-Cullifords "Confident Knitting - A Third Year of Techiques" is an excellent guide through the world of knitting techniques. A fine addition to any knitters libary.
This Book contains the following Knitting Patterns:
- Flux Hand Warmers by Martina Behm (Folded Hem)
- Evolve Cowl by Hunter Hammersen (Excellent Blocking)
- Catching Floats PROJECT Variance Hat by Janette Budge (Catching Floats)
- Patina Scarf by Jeanette Sloan (Embroidering Your Knitting)
- Burnish Mittens by Lily Kate France (Vikkel Braids)
- Lustrous Shawl by Noma Ndlovu (Reversible Cables)
- Moorland Socks by Jen Arnall-Culliford (Garter Stitch Short-Row Heel)
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Terrain Mitts by Marceline Smith (Mosaic Knitting)
- Findhorn Wrap by Emily K. Williams (Modular Knitting)
- Stellar Hat by Gudrun Johnston (Long-Tail and German Twisted Cast On For Ribbing)
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Saturnus Cushions by Jimenez Joseph (Grab Stitches)
- Prime Blanket by Carol Feller (i-Cord Cast Off)
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