| Title | : | Soft + Simple Knits for Little Ones: 45 Easy Projects |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 2007 |
This book is packed with tons of bright and cute handknits to make for the special little ones in your life, whether you're a beginner or an expert knitter. Best of all, every design is functional and touchable, guaranteed to get plenty of use and love. From a cozy stroller blanket with clever ties and a pocket for a small stuffed bear, to a cotton rollneck sweater with an intarsia giraffe, this book has something to make any wee one happy.
Inside Soft + Simple Knits for Little Ones, you'll find:
an easy-to-follow illustrated techniques section that will teach beginners knitting basics
patterns for irresistible toys, including a trio of hand puppets, lovable fairy dolls and a castle purse complete with a cast of royal finger puppets to fit inside
patterns for comfy, fun clothes babies and kids will actually want to wear, like a stylish and warm swing jacket with matching mittens, a fleecy-soft shark sweater and even a foxy stole for pint-sized fashionistas
These knits are so fast and easy, you can create a soft and simple gift in a single afternoon. Get started today!
Soft + Simple Knits for Little Ones: 45 Easy Projects Reviews
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When I get ready to create something for children I want it to be cute and fun. These 45 plus patterns fit that description. What could be more fun than soft knitted toys to cuddle, sweaters with animals knitted into the pattern, hats, scarves and blankets? Add fuzzy muffs, purses, ponchos and puppets and you have gifts that are sure to please any child. I especially love the cat & dog scarves and the fuzzy foxy stoles that will have any child ready to bundle up against the cold. These patterns are suitable for a wide variety of yarns and work up quickly. A must have for any knitter who has little ones in her life.
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Loving these patterns. My only complaint is that although I just finished the cutest ever baby sweater, I did have to adjust the pattern b/c it just didn't work out. Not sure if it was my mistake or pattern error. Overall I would recommend it for the sweater patterns alone. Looking forward to trying the "swing jacket" pattern.
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Most items in this book are boring to knit (stockinette or garter stitch using novelty yarns or even just plain ones) or so wacky no one would wear them. There are one or two cute patterns but mostly it's just awful.
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So cute and easy patterns.
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Bib is so cute!
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Cute patterns for kids from infant to pre-teen.
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Some great little patterns here - but alas my son has outgrown them.
Nice to see there are alternatives out there for dressing our children with love.
