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    Ebook153 pages1 hour

    Seamless (or Nearly Seamless) Knits

    By Andra Knight-Bowman

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    About this ebook

    Anyone who loves to knit--but doesn't love the finishing--can now enjoy all the fun parts and escape the tedium. Discover stylish projects cleverly designed for knitting either all in one piece or in sections added on by simply picking up stitches.
    Enjoy 19 flattering women's garments in sizes from Small to 2XL Find everything from a sassy sleeveless dress to cardigans, pullovers, and vests Use a variety of stitches and techniques, including cables, textured knitting, colorwork, and entrelac
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMartingale
    Release dateMay 17, 2011
    ISBN9781604682410
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    • 4/5
      some really lovely patterns (both top down and bottom up), clear instructions, diagrams for everything! I will surely knit at least half a dozen sweaters from this book.
    • 4/5
      Sewing seams in knit garments isn’t difficult, but it is a very time-consuming process to make it look nice. So it is nice to find a book with almost seam-free patterns, Seamless (or nearly seamless) Knits by Andra Knight-Bowman. The book starts with a short (3 pages) section of Special Techniques and Tips that contains instructions for cast ons, three-needle bind off, and knitting in the round. The patterns are divided into three sections: Building from the Bottom Up – A shell, a sweater with ½ sleeves, a long sleeveless dress, sweater with ¾ sleeves, 2 vests, 2 long sleeve sweaters, a jacket, and a hoodieTaking it from the Top Down – A v-neck sweater with ¾ sleeves, and three long-sleeve sweatersSomewhat Side to Side – Long vest (my favorite), Short sleeve sweater (my second favorite), 2 long sleeve sweaters, and a jacket.Skill levels are marked and there are 8 labeled as easy, 10 as intermediate and 1 for experienced knitters. There are 5 size ranges in each pattern.I liked the styles in this book because they are current without being wild. The patterns are easy to follow and have easy to read double spacing between row instructions. The only problem I had is that on a couple of the more difficult patterns there were abbreviations that I was not familiar with. There was a section in the back of the book for abbreviations, but I found at least three that were not explained.
    • 4/5
      Sewing seams in knit garments isn’t difficult, but it is a very time-consuming process to make it look nice. So it is nice to find a book with almost seam-free patterns, Seamless (or nearly seamless) Knits by Andra Knight-Bowman. The book starts with a short (3 pages) section of Special Techniques and Tips that contains instructions for cast ons, three-needle bind off, and knitting in the round. The patterns are divided into three sections: Building from the Bottom Up – A shell, a sweater with ½ sleeves, a long sleeveless dress, sweater with ¾ sleeves, 2 vests, 2 long sleeve sweaters, a jacket, and a hoodieTaking it from the Top Down – A v-neck sweater with ¾ sleeves, and three long-sleeve sweatersSomewhat Side to Side – Long vest (my favorite), Short sleeve sweater (my second favorite), 2 long sleeve sweaters, and a jacket.Skill levels are marked and there are 8 labeled as easy, 10 as intermediate and 1 for experienced knitters. There are 5 size ranges in each pattern.I liked the styles in this book because they are current without being wild. The patterns are easy to follow and have easy to read double spacing between row instructions. The only problem I had is that on a couple of the more difficult patterns there were abbreviations that I was not familiar with. There was a section in the back of the book for abbreviations, but I found at least three that were not explained.

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