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Popular designer Jen Lucas is celebrated for her lacy sock-yarn creations. Now she brings her light and lovely style to the heavier-weight yarn in your stash. You'll find snuggly and trendy hats, shawls, mitts, mittens, scarves, and cowls designed for your favorite DK, worsted, and bulky yarns.
- Easy tips make converting patterns to different yarn weights effortless
- Projects feature a variety of textured stitches, including cables and lace
- Fashion-forward accessories are perfect for handmade gifts, or just for you
Author:
by Jen Lucas
Size:
8.375" x 10.875"
Format Description:
full color, softcover
Pages:
96
Product Code:
B1364
ISBN:
9781604687507
Publication Date:
May 10th, 2016
Return Info:
This title accepted for returns only in resale condition
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Review from Midwest Book Review, The Bookwatch, August 2016
Cozy Stash-Busting Knits: 22 Patterns for Hats, Scarves, Cowls & More teaches the basics of how to incorporate knit accessories into a wardrobe and comes from a designer well known for lacy knits and light yarns. Knitters may not realize they can apply the same techniques to heavier yarns to create delicate-looking hats, shawls, and more; but this book offers a wide range of patterns and projects that feature textured stitches and different yarn weights. Experienced and intermediate-level knitters will find much to attract in this excellent survey of knit projects that can be produced from yarn stashes and leftovers.
Cozy Stash-Busting Knits: 22 Patterns for Hats, Scarves, Cowls & More teaches the basics of how to incorporate knit accessories into a wardrobe and comes from a designer well known for lacy knits and light yarns. Knitters may not realize they can apply the same techniques to heavier yarns to create delicate-looking hats, shawls, and more; but this book offers a wide range of patterns and projects that feature textured stitches and different yarn weights. Experienced and intermediate-level knitters will find much to attract in this excellent survey of knit projects that can be produced from yarn stashes and leftovers.
Jen Lucas
Jen Lucas has been knitting since 2004 and designing since 2008. Her designs have appeared in Interweave Knits, Knitscene, Love of Knitting, and other publications. A popular blogger and knitwear designer, Jen also enjoys crocheting, reading, and cooking. Visit her at JenLucasDesigns.com.
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