A few more favorites to share:
Knitting books:
Knit Fix; problem solving for knitters by Lisa Kartus
This is a wonderful book for novice knitters and probably would be a good memory jogger for long-time knitters as well.
Big Book of Knitting by Katherina Buss
This book has been really helpful – instructional photos are great and there are many finishing techniques and ideas. She needs to do her research about alpaca fiber tho – she states “you can get 2 lbs. of fiber from an alpaca every 2 years”. While this pertains to the Vicuna, alpacas produce every year with the clip being anywhere from 2 to 15 lbs. This depends on many things including the animal’s age, environment, production status, etc.
Felt books:
Felted Knits by Beverly Galeska
I’ll admit I’ve never made anything from this book. When I purchased it I apparently didn’t look at it closely and thought it was “just felting” – turns out it’s felted projects by knitting first. Now that I am knitting more, I’ve given it a 2nd look. It has some awesome projects and I will be making some of them, hopefully soon! Any comments from others on this book?
I’ll admit I’ve never made anything from this book. When I purchased it I apparently didn’t look at it closely and thought it was “just felting” – turns out it’s felted projects by knitting first. Now that I am knitting more, I’ve given it a 2nd look. It has some awesome projects and I will be making some of them, hopefully soon! Any comments from others on this book?
Please share some of your favorites!
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