🧶 Optimizing Knitting Patterns: Adapting and Drafting for Exceptional Knitwear Review

This is a great book for experienced knitters who want to make clothes that really look good on them - and we know who we are! We knitted a few sweaters that weren't bad. This book will help you understand why they were okay (style? shape? fit?) and how to fix the problem. He also has great models. I had the pleasure of taking lessons from Sally Melville and she certainly changed my mind. Find a book in your library, see if you like it, and buy it for your knitting library. Prepare a nice hot…

I love to knit for myself and enjoy "designing" my own, nothing fancy, just the things I prefer in a sweater. Of the many do-it-yourself books (S. Paden, D. Bliss, etc.) this one is full of useful and easy information. I find good tips every time I open it. With it I can fiddle with all the little details for a perfectly fitting t-shirt sized sweater or come up with something with happier results thanks to everything she shares based on her years of experience. There are also jerseys suitable…

Renowned knit designer Sally Melville has a knack for explaining knitting techniques in simple, easy-to-understand language. Her previous books (e.g. Front Loop, Purl Loop) are deservedly popular. With KNITTING PATTERN ESSENTIALS, Melville has done it again. She created the easiest knitting pattern book I have ever seen. This book is NOT intended for beginner knitters. But knitting isn't exactly rocket science. Any advanced knitter interested in creating custom patterns - patterns that actually