🧶 Punk Knits: 26 Trendy Designs for Free-spirited Souls and Independent Individuals Review

I just got it and I LOVE IT! Not only does the book show off imagination and talent with fun and whimsical patterns, but it also reeks of attitude! I've known Cher Ross since her Vixen days and was itching to glimpse her other interests. This book beautifully illustrates another branch of the "knitting subculture" and proves that what was once thought of as simple household chores is actually a vibrant expression of creativity that fits a variety of lifestyles. Ross also uses real rockers for…

Order four knitting books. I got this one because the pillow on the cover looked cool so I thought why not? Well, now I know why not; The design on the cover is the ONLY thing to pay attention to. It was a huge waste of money. The models(?) were creepy and I hang out with death metal bands. I'm for free enterprise, but at least make the product sellable. The only punk thing about this stuff was the title. Dropping stitches isn't punk, it's bad knitting. I spend most of my time trying to prevent

I ordered this book hoping for other patterns and I received it. I'm working on three patterns: Woodstock Vest, Banshee Over the Knee Hi's Over The Knee Boots, and Mother's DM Warmers Leggings. The instructions are clear and I had no trouble following the pattern. Most of the "punk" effect is achieved through stitches and wraps. There are a few basic wrist and hand warmers, a few sweaters, scarves and seat warmers. There are also patterns for a tie, a pillow, and a guitar strap. The…