(3 BOOK BUNDLE) "Beginners Handbook of Knitting Stitches" and " How to Knit Scarves" and "How to Knit Socks": Learn How to Knit Quick and Easy

by Chloe Thompson, Lilly Jones

FREE * FREE * FREE With Kindle Unlimited & PrimeThis bundle includes 3 books that will help you improve your knitting skills. See below for detailed description of each book. 

Book 1: "Knitting Scarves The Easy Way"Learn How To Knit Scarves The Easy WayWith this book you will

Scarf knitting basics such as sizing and how to determine your gaugeHow to choose the correct yarns and needles for knitting your socksScarf Cast-on techniquesHow to complete the Knit StitchHow to complete the Purl StitchHow to complete the Stockinette StitchHow to complete the Ribbed StitchBinding off your scarfHow to block your scarfThis book also includes 4 scarf patterns for you to work on (Ribbed Scarf, Triple Loop Scarf, Basketweave Scarf and Open Rib Scarf).

Book 2: "Beginners Handbook of Knitting Stitches"Learn How To Knit 45 Fun Knitting StitchesWith this book you will

Basic stitches like the Purl StitchKnit stitches, such as Diamond Brocade and Seeded TrianglesRib Stitches like the Mock Cable Rib and Fishbone RibLace Stitches, such as the Fishtail and Cubic LaceCable Stitches like the Woven Cable and Waving CablesBook 3: "Beginners Guide To Knitting Socks"Learn How To Knit Socks Fast and EasyWith this book you will

Sock knitting basics such as sizing and knitting test swatchesHow to choose the correct yarns and needles for knitting your socksSock Cast-on techniques, such as, long tail cast on, Eastern/ Turkish cast onHow to knit socks from the top downHow to knit sock from the toe upHow to avoid the dreaded sock knitting gusset hole.How to knit two socks at once using circular needlesThis book also includes 1 basic sock pattern and 1 ribbed sock pattern for you to work on.

As an added bonus these books include a knitting glossary at the end, for you to use to help understand knitting jargon!

What Others Have Said About The AuthorBy CaGirlAmazon Verified PurchaseThis review is The Beginners Guide to Knitting"I have been knitting for a long time but I found very helpful hints in this book and also things I didn't know about yarns."

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2 BOOK "Beginners Guide To Knitting Socks" and "Beginners Handbook of Knitting Stitches" ( BOOK "Knitting Scarves The Easy Way" and "The Beginners Guide To Knitting Socks" (

283 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 26, 2013

Reviews

[BLüE · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome book! Great patterns and has good visual instructions and examples to help "see" how to knit projects. It is a bit technical tho, so new learners and just overall dumbasses like myself might have a hard time fully grasping some of the concepts; still gotta learn the lingo, I guess... I do wish there were more pictures tho to help visual learners like myself see the projects midstep to make sure we're actually doing it right when starting the first few lines of our project, but I really can't complain too much tho. I'll definitely be downloading and reading this book again when my kindle shelf isn't so dammed full and when I've finally completed all of my other half finished projects. Lol One thing I'm truly disappointed about with this book tho, is that it doesn't show you how to do multicolored scarfs or exactly how you switch back and forth between multiple colored skeins of yarn to get a cool striped effect, or some other variant using multiple colors of yarn. I'm quite the pansy when it comes to projects, more precisely when it involves actually having to cut the yarn, it's all so.. final. I change my mind ALOT and have no qualms about getting halfway thru a project just to unravel it all and start it over again. With hats it's easy to hide wandering threads, but not so with a scarf. I was HOPING there'd be some mystical secret as to how I could hide the yarn tail inside the scarfs edge until I'm ready to swap colors again, but alas I have yet to find that philosopher's knitting stone of wisdom. lol. Maybe I'm too much of a dreamer and it simply can't be done, but I was really hoping this book could help me out with that dilemma. Oh well... I can't fault the author for my own shortcomings or lack of knowledge. I WILL find the answer to this question one day tho, sadly it just won't be here contained in between the pages of this great book. And to the author: If you decide to make another one of these books, don't be shy about adding more pictures to fully demonstrate your meaning step by step. I found myself a little confused when you were showing the steps to cast on the first row, and when it came to that danmed perl stitch. lol. It's like you were missing the last finishing ta-da movement, only to have the next picture be a fully completed row, and me sitting there with my face all twisted in confusion like "wait, what?!". These minute details are easy to over look when it all comes second nature to you, but for so many beginners like myself it always feels so clunky and awkward to attempt, and there's no one else there to look at our work and ask if we did it right. Just keep that in mind for next time, ok? Thank you for being kind enough to share your knowledge with the rest of the world. We really do need more people like you to help show us the way. I really did learn alot from this book and it's all because of you! Thank you so much! Keep up the good work!