The Yarn Girls' Guide to Kid Knits: Patterns for Babies and Toddlers | Julie Carles, Jordana Jacobs | Great for Beginners, Boring for Intermediates
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The Yarn Girls' Gu...
The Yarn Girls' Guide to Kid Knits: Patterns for Babies and Toddlers
Julie Carles
,
Jordana Jacobs
Potter Craft
, 2004 - 160 pages
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highly recommended
Hip designs and simple
patterns
are hallmarks of the
Yarn
Girls
? style?the very things that made their first book, The Yarn Girls?
Guide
to Simple
Knits
, a smash hit with knitters of every stripe. Now Julie Carles and Jordana Jacobs return with a whole new collection of fast-knitting, colorful patterns, this time for the littlest members of the family.
Forget about baby-weight yarn and fussy patterns for sweaters that are quickly outgrown. Created in the Yarn Girls? signature style, with fabulous yarns and big needles, these projects are perfect for new knitters who want to see their creations shape up quickly. And for experienced knitters, more advanced patterns explore changes in color and texture and allow for plenty of experimentation on a manageable,
kid
-sized scale. Patterns include a variety of pullovers and cardigans, plus hats, dresses, blankets, and even ponchos, all perfectly suited to
babies
and
toddlers
. Best of all, the sweater patterns are great for boys and girls, making this collection versatile enough to use again and again.
Many of the projects take just days to complete, and all are presented with easy-to-follow steps accompanied by beautiful photography. With straightforward, jargon-free instructions, plenty of personal knitting stories, and old-fashioned encouragement, success is a foregone conclusion. Never will kids look more adorable, or more comfortable, than in these smart, easy-to-make knits.
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easy and useful projects
love the book!
knit a cute dress for my little girl, and she loves it!
Great for Beginners, Boring for Intermediates
I had high hopes for such a well-reviewd book, but I was uninspired when reading through this book. The
patterns
are rather dull. Some of the
yarn
s are so bulky they look downright silly. And the sweaters are all very square-shaped with dull drop-sleeves. I just hoped there would be a bit more variety and challenge.
But I'll give it four starts because for a beginner, I'm sure it's nice to find easy patterns that won't intimidate. And they DO advertise that these are bulkier-knit sweaters. I just wish you could see more pictures before ordering, because they are TOO bulky for my taste.
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Bobbles for little girls
I have started the sweater for little
girls
and boys which includes bobbles for the girls sweater. The directions for the bobbles were very detailed and were very easy to follow. I am using pink and purple for the girls sweaters and blues and greens for the boys sweaters. I have decided having a couple of cute
babies
gifts ready for deliver is the way to go.
I have been knitting for almost five years and have become addicted to all the wonderful
yarn
s that are out there. My stash certainly has some wonderful things to make including many
patterns
in this wonderful book.
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So So Book
This is my first knitting book and I was pretty excited to make a sweater for my daughter. Some of the suggested
yarn
s are not practical for children, expensive and not machine washable. I also felt that the instructions could have included a bit more detail, especially for the variations. The
patterns
in the book are very cute.
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