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Sensational Knitted Socks
Readers learn how to create oodles of original socks with ten basic sock designs and loads of stitch patterns to make it easy. Full color.
More Sensational Knitted Socks
This follow-up to the award-winning bestseller "Sensational Knitted Socks" presents more patterns, more stitches, more styles--and even more possibilities for knitting heaps of socks for fashionable feet.
The Sock Knitter's Handbook
Love knitting socks but sometimes hit a snag? Carry this handy answer book in your knitting bag! Well-known experts Charlene Schurch and Beth Parrott demystify all aspects of sock knitting. Find clear instructions for both toe-up and cuff-down sock knitting Learn multiple techniques for knitting: casting on and binding off, working heels and toes, making size adjustments, and more Browse a stitch dictionary of favorite texture patterns; find options for creating your own unique socks
Mostly Mittens
Developed by Russia's Komi people, these patterns were originally passed down visually from knit pieces, so they're easy to understand and knit. They only look complex! This updated version of Charlene Schurch's previous collection includes her original designs plus new versions of several mittens. Mittens are knit in the round and include a thumb gore for excellent fit Collection features patterns for 35 pairs of mittens plus four traditional hats Projects use stranded color work and include easy-to-follow color-coded charts
Mostly Mittens
An exploration of the rich knitting traditions of the Komi people, an ethnic minority living in the northeast of European Russia. Here are complete instructions for 36 mittens, two socks, and two hats, accompanied by necessary charts and patterns. 70 color photos. 15 b&w illustrations.
Knitting Marvelous Mittens
Why mittens? They're small, the materials are affordable, you can complete a pair quickly, and they're fun to wear at any age! If you've ever knitted, you know the satisfaction that comes with creating both pattern and shape at the same time. Ethnic knitting is one way to expand your design repertoire while touching on the past, and each of these 42 brightly colored patterns is based on the rich knitting tradition of Russia's Komi people. At first glance they may seem complex, but look again and you'll see the clever, sophisticated use of simple symmetry to build these bold geometric patterns. Included are complete instructions and charts for 36 mittens, two socks, and two hats. 8 1/2 X 10. All in Color
The Little Box Of Socks
Choose from 20 creative sock projects; find a fun mix of color-ways in styles from sleek and stylish to whimsical and wild. Project cards feature color photos with sizes,supply lists, and step-by-step directions.
Sock Club
Charlene Schurch and Beth Parrott invite knitters to stay close-knit using patterns from sock clubs everywhere! In today's knitting community, socks are hot--they're small, inexpensive, quick to finish, and completely portable. With this collection of 23 patterns, knitters of all skill levels will find something to tickle them down to their (sock-covered) toes! Discover unique patterns from local and Internet yarn stores as well as indie dyers and designers Learn techniques including top-down and toe-up knitting, various heel construction methods, cable and lace patterning, embellishing, and customizing sock sizing Enjoy a sense of connection and camaraderie with others in the knitting world
Hats On!
Caps are wonderful knitting projects—small and portable, providing just the right mix of challenge and simplicity. From the basic watch cap to fanciful multicoloured and textured creations, knitters will be enticed by the intriguing diversity of style and technique: double-, triple-, and quadruple-thicknesses for warmth and weather resistance; hats with earflaps, ornamental cuffs, and jester's tassles; and even ornaments to hang from the Christmas tree.
Parks and Recreation System Planning
Parks and recreation systems have evolved in remarkable ways over the past two decades. No longer just playgrounds and ballfields, parks and open spaces have become recognized as essential green infrastructure with the potential to contribute to community resiliency and sustainability. To capitalize on this potential, the parks and recreation system planning process must evolve as well. In Parks and Recreation System Planning, David Barth provides a new, step-by-step approach to creating parks systems that generate greater economic, social, and environmental benefits. Barth first advocates that parks and recreation systems should no longer be regarded as isolated facilities, but as elements ...
