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Knitting Beyond the Edge: Cuffs Collars*Necklines*Corners Edges*Closures - The Essential Collection of Decorative Finishes
2011
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Nicky Epstein
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| Published by | Nicky Epstein Books |
| Edition | Unknown |
| ISBN | 9781936096039 |
| Language | English |
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Knitting Beyond the Edge: Cuffs Collars*Necklines*Corners Edges*Closures - The Essential Collection of Decorative Finishes reviews from people you don't follow
Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated
Apr 27, 2018
This book is fantastic. It's so inspiring and interesting and exciting. It's divided into four sections: Cuffs and Collars, Necklines, Corners and Edges, and Closures. Each one has pages and pages of different interesting unique ideas.
I would call this book a designer's sourcebook. Yes the patterns can be used to change or alter an existing pattern, or dress up that plain sweater, but they can also be used in and of themselves. Collars can be used as cowls, Cuffs can be turned into wristlets, or even mittens or gloves. I see potential hats and socks in here too for people like me who like to write down the pattern as they go, or design something based off a picture they saw.
There's even a few full patterns thrown in here, all of which I love, and a few of which I'm definitely going to have to knit… especially that fair isle sweater. Goodness gracious it makes me want to jump for joy.
The patterns themselves are easy to understand and concise, and the pictures are very good and show off the project without being distracting.
I would call this book a designer's sourcebook. Yes the patterns can be used to change or alter an existing pattern, or dress up that plain sweater, but they can also be used in and of themselves. Collars can be used as cowls, Cuffs can be turned into wristlets, or even mittens or gloves. I see potential hats and socks in here too for people like me who like to write down the pattern as they go, or design something based off a picture they saw.
There's even a few full patterns thrown in here, all of which I love, and a few of which I'm definitely going to have to knit… especially that fair isle sweater. Goodness gracious it makes me want to jump for joy.
The patterns themselves are easy to understand and concise, and the pictures are very good and show off the project without being distracting.