VOGUE KNITTING BOOKS

$38.95

Vogue knitting is designed to be a reference for all levels of knitter. The book is arranged by subject, not by advancement of technique. There is, therefore, something for every knitter, from beginner to professional.

$29.95

Brimming with more than 250 stitch patterns from the Vogue knitting archives, the Vogue knitting Stitchionary, Vol 1: Knit & Purl offers every imaginable combination of the knit and purl stitch. Inside you will find four exhaustive chapters arranged thematically by stitch pattern - Knit & Purl, Lace, Traveling, and Unusual.

$29.95

Knitted cables and textural interest and ornate detail to the most basic silhouettes. The second volume in the stitchionary series from Vogue knitting magazine, the Vogue Knitting Stitionary, Volume 2: Cables provides beginner and expert knitters with a complete catalog of cable stitches from the most trusted source in knitting.

$29.95

Color knitting is a fun and fascinating way to create beautiful clothing and accessories. This inspiring third volume in the Stitchionary series includes chapters on many different techniques of color knitting: Two-color, Fair Isle/ Multicolor, Intarsia / Motifs, Adding Texture, and Slip Stitches. Knitters of all skill levels, from beginning to advanced, will find plenty to try in this gorgeous array of more than 200 paterns taken from the pages of Vogue Knitting magazine.

$12.95

What could be more portable than a baby sweater? They take up little space, require a minimal investment of time and materials, and their small size makes them perfect for experimenting with stitch patterns and color combinations that might seem overwhelming in an adult-size sweater.Whether you’re knitting for your own child or someone else’s, there’s a design (or two, or three) on the pages in this book sure to delight every little one - not to mention the grown-ups.

$12.95

Remember when life moved at a slower pace and people took the time to create beautiful things for themselves and their families? Take knitting for example-making a garment requires time, effort, and patience; buying off the rack just involves a trip to the mall or click of the mouse. Yes, it’s more convenient, but isn’t it equally satisfying (if not more so) to create something beautiful and enduring with your own two hands?