🧶 Knit Problem Solving: Optimal Solutions for Knitters Review

I have been knitting for about 16 years and have a dozen books on knitting. Knit Fix is the BEST guide to spotting, correcting and preventing knitting errors. It is easy to read and gives you the feeling that the author is sitting next to you and coaching you. Other books only cover the problems briefly, but this one really shows what the errors look like and how to fix them. The only other book that even comes close to Knit Fix is Elizabeth Zimmerman's classic Knit Without Tears. If you want…

I'm not a knitter. Actually, I still see myself as a beginner. I already have the Vogue Knitting Quick Reference which pretty much covers everything in this book. I was hoping for the "next step" in knitting. Unfortunately, this book does not offer that. And if you're looking to save money, you can find a lot of what you'll find here online (even with videos). On the plus side, the book is really well put together. The pictures are very clear and the instructions are clear. It's also a great…

I am a master knitter. However, there are things I don't do often that I need to brush up on, and that's what makes this book so helpful to me. Yes, I could find out for myself, but being able to flip to the right page is so much better! Many of them are aimed at beginners, which greatly increases their attractiveness. I found it convenient to keep in my knitting bag and it opens flat for ease of use. In addition to the occasional refresher, it is very helpful when I explain something to a less