Cozy Knits: Top Designers Offer 50 Fast & Easy Knitting Projects Review

I'm not a big fan of cables or knots and I'm scared of Fair Isle. Unfortunately, most of the patterns in this book contain both. Also, I prefer written models to diagrams, and most models have been plotted. I blame myself for not reading the description carefully, but actually this book is of little use to me.

I haven't knitted anything from this book - mainly because I've only had it a few days. But there are MANY patterns that I love and can't wait to try. There is a good range of styles and patterns for knitters of all skill levels. But remember that the models in this book are mostly drawn, not written. This applies to even the simplest patterns. This is not my personal knitting preference - I prefer my patterns to be round, except for colors. For that reason, this may not be the first book in my

Tanis Gray has published a beautiful book of cozy knitting patterns that contains knitting patterns from many designers. The book is divided into sections: Heart Beanies, Warm and Wonderful Mittens, Plush Hoodies and Scarves, Tight Jumpers, Shawls and Shrugs, and Quick and Smart Gifts. I wanted to knit to earn five stars. In addition, all patterns are shown and none of them are written out. I'm not a chart lover and that makes it difficult for me to use the book. Some of the patterns I really…