Review on Nature-Inspired Knitting Designs: Two Sticks and a String by Gelin Battle

I'm just moving to Arizona from the Midwest and was looking for a sweater with a Native American or Southwestern theme. There are not only sweaters with Native American motifs, but also arans, kimonos and woven folk patterns. I earned gold with this book! I now have one in my cabin in Minnesota and another in Arizona. I'm halfway through with my first sweater, which is oddly a Cornish Gansey (she called it Guernsey, same difference!) and I didn't notice any pattern. Mistake. I'm not a beginner (or an expert either), but I have a pretty good idea of when something doesn't work, so I'm not afraid to tackle the projects in this book, and I don't mind if I should add my own accents or edit the template if it looks like it's necessary. Also, a good knitting shop will be happy to help you if you have trouble with any pattern. Most of the sweaters in this book are unique, one-of-a-kind designs. You won't see yourself coming and going every time you go to the grocery store. I'm so glad the second copy is still available. You won't see yourself coming and going every time you go to the grocery store. I'm so glad the second copy is still available. You won't see yourself coming and going every time you go to the grocery store. I'm so glad the second copy is still available.