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Annabelle lives in a cold little town surrounded by snow and black chimney soot. One
If you want to feel smart, sit yourself down and swatch a few cables. They
In the world of teams, few are as prolific and popular as the dynamic Swedish/Norwegian
Cat Bordhi likes to think outside the box—or in this case, loop. She turned sock
This is a follow-up to Schurch's previous book, Sensational Knitted Socks. Together, these two highly collectible
This book reminds me of demi-glace, that magical ingredient in many French dishes. It's made
Ann Budd is quite possibly the best (and only) person you'd want to teach you
The notion of bloggers writing books makes me nervous. Not because I doubt their skill,
For most people, the practice of spinning, weaving, and knitting are a luxury rather than
In the late '90s, mitered squares and their entrelac cousins were synonymous with brightly colored,
In early 2002, I received a large manila envelope in the mail from an address
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Once you have a few socks under your belt and feel confident with the basics,
In 2013, I embarked upon a project called The Great White Bale. Over the course
This book reminds me of demi-glace, that magical ingredient in many French dishes. It's made
This is a follow-up to Schurch's previous book, Sensational Knitted Socks. Together, these two highly collectible
Imagine being told by your doctor that you can no longer knit. What sounds like
We have few royals in the knitting world. Elizabeth Zimmermann, Barbara Walker, and Mary Walker
A strange thing happens when Amy Herzog addresses a crowd. A feeling of optimism and
I've had this book for several months, but I'm only now reviewing it. Truth be
We have loads of superb mitten books, the best of which tend to focus on a
The gap between what we see and what we knit can be vast. To capture
It began as all great ideas do, as a spark of an inspiration, a loose