A brand new edition of this essential guide to knitting and crocheting 200 ripple stitches, by internationally renowned needlecraft and textile designer Jan Eaton.
A new edition of the popular stitch book by internationally renowned needlecraft and textile designer, Jan Eaton.
In this collection, create beautiful fabrics with variegated zigzags of colour and pretty ridged effects that are perfect for afghans, throws, baby blankets and even wall hangings. This easy-to-use book features 200 colourful ripple stitch patterns to knit and crochet using a range of techniques, from traditional Shetland lace stitches to modern textured pattern.
Each stitch features a detailed photograph, clear instructions and suggested colour variations; Jan's book also includes guidance on planning projects, choosing yarn, making and combining swatches, and finishing edges, along with an easy-to-follow refresher course on knitting and crochet basics. There is even the addition of five beautiful projects inside for you to knit and crochet, allowing you to see the myriad creations that can be made with the stitch patterns.
With so much inspiration to help you in one handy guide book, prepare to while away hours knitting and crocheting your dream designs with this essential and invaluable directory that's perfect for new and familiar needlecrafters everywhere.
Table of Contents Introduction
Colours
Texture
Yarn weight
Stitch collection
Techniques
Yarn directory
Index, stockists and credits
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About Jan Eaton
Jan Eaton is a professional needlecraft and textiles designer. Her embroidery, crochet and knitting designs have appeared in many magazines and part works, including Classic Stitches , Crafts Beautiful , Needlecraft Magic and Inspirations . She has written over a dozen book including 200 Crochet Blocks , also published by David & Charles.
I love this book as it is full of inspirational ideas for knitters who want to create their own patterns. I used some of the patterns in a recent workshop on lace knitting and the participants thoroughly enjoyed testing out some of the designs to create their own scarves using a range of colours.
