🧶 Unlock Your Creative Potential with Custom Knits: Empowering Your Inner Designer through Top-Down and Improvisational Techniques Review

I have been reading Wendy's blog for many years and had high hopes for this book. You haven't let me down. i love this book It is full of many patterns that any woman or young man would love to knit. The best part is that each pattern has a DIY section that explains how to change the neckline, length, or sleeve length. The book is divided into sections so you have a couple of top-down raglan sweaters, a couple of yokes, set-in sleeves and even a saddle collar sweater. At the very end of the…

Most of the book consists of a pattern of women's sweaters. They are all knitted in one piece, most top down, which is one of my favorite methods - it's so much easier to try on size, not to mention you don't have to sew the seams later. What you like best is that each design comes with suggestions on how to personalize it and the designs themselves? I find her wonderful. In fact, there aren't any that I would NOT like, although I'm not burning with the desire to pick up knitting needles and…

If you make the mistake of judging this book by reference alone (or worse, by a cheeky photo), go back and check it out again! If I could only keep one of the many knitting books I have on the shelves, I would choose this one. It's not because I liked Wendy's blog and design even before she published this book. The name Knit to Order has a very clear reason: with the suggestions and detailed instructions in the book, the knitter can knit almost any piece of clothing she wants. I'm knitting a…