Knit One, Felt Too: Discover the Magic of Knitted Felt with 25 Easy Patterns

by Kathleen Taylor

Overview

Easy enough for beginners and exciting enough to inspire experts, felted knitting offers endless possibilities for creative crafting. The method is simple and magical — knit the project large and loose, wash it in hot water, and see it transformed into a soft and cozy garment or accessory. Kathleen Taylor encourages you to explore the possibilities of felted knitting with 25 spectacular projects that include mittens, slippers, hats, bags, stuffed animals, and more. Embellish your life with unique and stylishly comfortable creations. 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781612122021
Publisher:	Storey Publishing, LLC
Publication date:	08/22/2012
Sold by:	Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format:	eBook
Pages:	176
File size:	15 MB
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About the Author

A prolific writer and crafter, Kathleen Taylor is the author of Knit One, Felt Too, and has written more than 500 articles and reviews for craft magazines. 

Table of Contents

1 Honey, I Shrunk Your Sweater

2 It's All in the Bag
An Evening Bag with Glitz
Lunch Bag Carryall
Soft-and-Thick Shoulder Bag
Scallops and Beads
Secret Treasures

3 At the Drop of a Hat
A Classic Cloche
Stripes and Curlicues
Peruvian-Style Hat
Fluffy Earmuff Covers
Slipstich Headband
Double-Cuff Mittens
Touch-of-Fur Scarf

4 Getting on Your Feet
Bunny Hoppers
Fuzzy Toddler Slippers
Checkerboard Slippers
Striped Slipper Socks
Slide-On Slippers

5 Felt Around the House
Striped Teddy Bear
Pillow Gridlock
Novelty Yarn Pillows
Wine Sack
Draft Blocker
Tea Cozy
Tropical Stripes Oven Set
Furry Top Christmas Stocking

Knitting Terms Defined
Index

Editorial Reviews

Adult/High School-Many of these 25 patterns will appeal to teens. The thorough instructions and colorful photographs will entice any knitter (and some would-be knitters) to pick up a pair of needles and get started. Teen-friendly projects include colorful hats, beautiful bags, snuggly slippers, and a teddy bear. The illustrated glossary of terms is a great resource for new knitters.-Christine Jones, Fairfax County Public Library, VA Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.

School Library Journal

If you’re hesitant to try the inexact art of felting, this uplifting primer and pattern book will give you confidence in no time flat.” –Vogue Knitting

“Here’s a levelheaded but modern look at that beguiling new fad among knitters–felting.” –Interweave Knits

“In an engaging and encouraging voice, Kathleen Taylor covers all the basics of felting knitted projects…” –Interweave Knits

“Taylor’s enthusiam combined with the straightforward instructions and eye-catching color photos will entice knitters.” –Booklist

“Many of the projects are on-target for teens.” –Booklist

“...25 eye-catching projects...printed in a reader-friendly, quick reference chart form, and the clear instructions make this book the best choice for those new to the craft…all the projects are suitable for beginning or intermediate knitters.” –Library Journal

“The thorough intice any knitter (and some would-be knitters) to pick up a pair of needles and get started…the illustrated glossary of terms is a great resource for new knitters. –School Library Journal

“With knitting so popular these days, this book by Kathleen Taylor will appeal to those looking for a new twist.” –Buffalo News

“…this books has easy and fun projects.” – Northwest Herald

“…simple directions…” – Northwest Herald

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