The Perfect Finish: A No-Nonsense Guide to Finishing Techniques for Knitters of Every Level

by Kara Gott Warner (Editor)

Packed with a wealth of information, this invaluable knitting resource systematically presents each step for finishing a project. Presented in a lively, conversational style, the basics of every technique are thoroughly explained and accompanied by photographs. Ideal for beginners for its easy-to-follow approach and essential for seasoned knitters as a quick reference, this handbook is a necessary addition to any knitter’s library.

Genres: Knitting, Nonfiction

176 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2010

Reviews

[Apryl Anderson]

I wish I'd had this early on in my TKGA Master Handknitting program because it explains techniques with clear words and photos. All of the information can be found in larger knitting references, but the conversational style makes every tip and trick "come to life."--Highly recommended for the confident beginner.

[Sybylla]

I bought this book to learn techniques that were sorely missing from my repertoire, only to find that the actual instruction is extremely minimal. No visuals, mostly one page long. Disappointing.

[Niki]

There were some pretty good tips in this book, like adding zippers.

[Kym]

A great tool and resource for the non-finishers! It has helped me immensely and is easy to understand.