🧣 Folk Shawls: Discover 25 Enchanting Knitting Patterns & Stories from Global Cultures Review

After I put it to the test, the Folk Shawls patterns produced a cozy and beautiful shawl. The patterns were clear and challenging enough to keep me interested but not too difficult to follow. The variety of shawls was impressive, with different shapes and techniques to try. The one downside was that the suggested yarns were on the expensive side.

I bought this book after seeing a scarf made by someone in my knitting group (Yarn Merchant's Scarf). She just had to be with me. There are 25 patterns in the book and stories about each scarf and how they were made. The shawls pictured are beautiful and show the craftsmanship and design skills of knitters from all over the world. The instructions are clear and easy to understand, regardless of your skill level. In addition, at the beginning the book shows the techniques required for knitting…

Beautiful book with patterns for towels. While it lacks the sophistication of Victorian Lace Today and A Gathering of Lace for intricate lace patterns made from lightweight lace yarn, it is a collection of simple, purposeful patterns made from basic worsted yarn. Intermediate knitting beginners to start learning net stitches and their effects. Additionally, patterns immediately provide eye-catching fabrics that serve a useful purpose. While I didn't really like Ruanna's style, he "dressed up"…