Fairytale Knits

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Fairytale Knits
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Katharina Ritter
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:80
Dimensions(mm): Height 225,Width 225
Category/GenreKnitting and crochet
ISBN/Barcode 9781844487431
ClassificationsDewey:746.4320432
Audience
General
Illustrations 80 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Search Press Ltd
Imprint Search Press Ltd
Publication Date 23 November 2011
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

These beautiful, enchanting patterns, inspired by a wonderful selection of well-loved fairytales, will appeal to all knitters looking for something special to knit for their children, or for themselves. Each pattern is based on a different character or story. Designs include a head-turning Little Red Riding Hood hat, pretty Cinderella slippers, a Rapunzel dress, and much more, with accessories to delight and colours to inspire. You'll soon find yourselves knitting a whole fairytale wardrobe of wearables. Simple patterns and great ideas offer a magical mix, with ribbon embellished sweaters, lacy armwarmers, baby bootees, cardigans, jackets, hats and scarves. Spellbinding and enduring, you will love this fantastic collection of unique and original designs. A must-have for all knitting bookshelves.

Author Biography

Katharina Ritter has been an enthusiastic crafter for many years and enjoys sketching and handknitting. In 2007 she turned her hobby into a career and opened a shop in Munich. In 2010 her creations appeared for the first time in book form and she is already working on her second.

Reviews

Close your eyes and imagine yourself in your own little fairytale. Open your eyes and, with this book in front of you, you can make it a reality. Katharina's book has 20 patterns for ladies' and children's clothes and accessories, all inspired by your favourite fairytale characters or stories. There's a gorgeous white Snow Queen cardigan, Puss in Boots knee-high socks, Cinderella Ballet Slippers, Elves and the Shoemaker baby bootees, and much more. Some of the patterns in the book include some simple crochet stitches, but they're all well written, so you shouldn't find them too hard to follow. There aren't any general how-to instructions for knitting or the stitches used included in the book, but if you find you need help with anything at all, just log on to www.knit-today.com-Knit Today