🧶 The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Fair Isle Knitting: Simple Step-by-Step Techniques, User-Friendly Stitch Patterns, and Projects for a Perfect Start (Knit & Crochet) Review

I'm so glad I have this book! I'm new to Fair Isle knitting and this did a lot to orient me in the necessary mindset and gave me good information on the skills required. The illustrations and photos are really helpful. I wish there were more very small projects, maybe with a few different color schemes because Fair Isle is so dependent on the color of the yarn and the same pattern can look completely different depending on the color. selection as shown in the book; I just wish it had more…

This book is exactly what I was hoping for when I ordered it and then a few more. Yes, experienced knitters don't need introductory material that explains the basics of knitting, but it's not for experienced knitters. This is for people like me with some knitting knowledge and limited experience who want to learn the basics of knitting. Along the way, Watterson also provides information on knitting strips without last, how to ribbing perfectly into horizontal and vertical strips, blocking…

Lynn Watterson has written a fairly detailed overview of jacquard knitting that takes you through step-by-step techniques, simple stitch patterns, and projects to get you started. Published by St. Martin's Griffin, a very respected publisher for knitters. The first chapters are dedicated to the book: yarn, color choices and knitting kits. This is followed by the basics such as set, front and back, binding, adding, removing. , size, circular knitting, weaving, patterns, etc. Then she picks up…