Knit your own Moustache: Create 20 knit and crochet disguises

Hardback

Main Details

Title Knit your own Moustache: Create 20 knit and crochet disguises
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Vicky Eames (aka Wife of Brian)
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:80
Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 210
Category/GenreHobbies
Knitting and crochet
ISBN/Barcode 9781908449351
ClassificationsDewey:746.43
Audience
General
Illustrations Over 100 colour photographs

Publishing Details

Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Imprint Collins & Brown
Publication Date 2 May 2013
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

If you have ever wanted to transform yourself into a different character, this is the book for you. Become a Victorian gent, a pirate or even a rabbit by simply donning one of our fantastic knitted disguises! The hilarious projects -beards, moustaches, wigs, glasses and even a knitted bald head- will allow you to change your appearance in a flash. If you have ever wanted to transform yourself into a different character, this is the book for you. Become a Victorian gent, a pirate or even a rabbit by simply donning one of our fantastic knitted disguises! The hilarious projects - beards, moustaches, wigs, glasses and even a knitted bald head - will allow you to change your appearance in a flash. There are different hair styles as well as accessories like a bandit mask, a monocle and pipe and even a paper bag for complete anonymity. So choose your favourite pattern and get knitting, whether you want to adopt a secret identity, win a fancy dress competition, fool your friends or simply make them smile. And don't forget, nothing will keep your face warmer than a cosy knitted beard! Word count: 12,000

Author Biography

Vicky Eames (aka Wife of Brian) started knitting beards about three years ago, and hasn't stopped since. The original beard was made for a friend, but proved so popular that her shop Wife of Brian was born, along with moustaches, eyebrows and other fuzzy delights. Vicky's proper job is in theatre, which means she has lots of creative inspiration for her designs, as well as like-minded people to humour her. Some of Vicky's beardy creations are currently starring in a Shakespearean production. She has previously attained a degree in Mathematics.