Knit Baby Head & Toes! 15 Cool Patterns to Keep You Warm

A baby s on the way, and you want to give something personal, something truly of yourself. The solution: Sit down and knit a jaunty cap or some fun booties for baby s sweet little feet. New parents will treasure any of the adorable projects in KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES!. This attractive, die-cut, how-to book contains 15 patterns for baby hats and booties.

KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES! is written with the beginning or occasional knitter in mind. All instructions are in plain English – abbreviations are kept to a minimum, and all terms are thoroughly explained. Plus, the unique color-coded column format makes it easy for knitters to follow the instructions for the size of their knitted item.

KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES! features patterns from a wide range of knitting designers in the United States and Canada, and is packed with practical information, including advice on which yarns are most suitable for baby knits – soft cottons, chenilles, and warm, machine-washable wools. The book also includes a felted knitting project; felting is a hot technique that produces soft, cozy, unusual items that knitters everywhere are enjoying. The styles range from traditional to hip, from whimsical to bold, and all are adorable!

A baby s on the way, and you want to give something personal, something truly of yourself. The solution: Sit down and knit a jaunty cap or some fun booties for baby s sweet little feet. New parents will treasure any of the adorable projects in KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES!. This attractive, die-cut, how-to book contains 15 patterns for baby hats and booties.

KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES! is written with the beginning or occasional knitter in mind. All instructions are in plain English – abbreviations are kept to a minimum, and all terms are thoroughly explained. Plus, the unique color-coded column format makes it easy for knitters to follow the instructions for the size of their knitted item.

KNIT BABY HEAD & TOES! features patterns from a wide range of knitting designers in the United States and Canada, and is packed with practical information, including advice on which yarns are most suitable for baby knits – soft cottons, chenilles, and warm, machine-washable wools. The book also includes a felted knitting project; felting is a hot technique that produces soft, cozy, unusual items that knitters everywhere are enjoying. The styles range from traditional to hip, from whimsical to bold, and all are adorable!