This book compiles the stories, stats, and facts of the world's most amazing knits, from a handknit Ferrari on display at the British Auto Show (knitting the car took 12 miles of yarn) to the American flag knit with utility poles and cranes—and everything in between (a plate of sushi; a handknit wedding, including the flowers and the cake; a cozy for a house). This will be a Guinness Book of World Records for knitters. Each entry features color photos, an explanation of how the object was made, and other interesting details, including how much yarn was used, how long it took to make, how many people contributed stitches, the project dimensions, and more.

Something for him that's also for her: This hot gear is just too good not to share! Choose the latest Lion Brand® Yarn colors to knit a ribbed hoodie, an earflap hat, striped socks, a felted messenger bag, and a trio of edgy headbands. Don't forget to make an armband with a pocket for a favorite handheld-the hands-free convenience is a must! 10 projects in medium weight and super bulky yarns: Hoodie (sizes S, M, L, 1X, 2X); Armband Media Holder and Earwarmers (with Duplicate Stitch embroidery); Felted Messenger Bag; Knitted Socks (3 styles: even stripes, uneven stripes, and solid with contrasting heel, toe, and cuff edging); and Andean Style Folk Hat (with Fair Isle pattern and ear flaps). Awesome Knits for Guys and Chicks (Leisure Arts #75145)

Here is the history of knitting around the globe, examining styles, techniques, and particular styles countries and regions—including England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Iceland, Japan, Australia, Canada, United States, Peru, Bolivia, and more. Highlighted are 20 profiles of historically significant knitters who are using particular techniques today—plus 20 patterns that exemplify knitting traditions from around the world.

The author guides the novice and the experienced knitters in short-cuts and construction tricks and offers twenty original designs.

First published in 1966, View of Fashion is a collection of articles on fashions shows, parties and people in London, Paris, Italy and New York, including a section looking back to the surprising sportswomen of Victorian and Edwardian times. Lady M.P.s are observed from the Press Gallery of the House of Commons, the Headmistress and the Board of Governors are studied from the School Hall on Speech Day, tennis champions in the Players’ Tearoom at Wimbledon. Fuller figures descend upon Woburn Abbey by helicopter, model girls weather a stormy crossing on the Queen Elizabeth, fancy goods are reviewed at Brighton, costume exhibitions at the Victoria and Albert Museum, corsetry in the River Room at the Savoy. There are profiles of well-known personalities on the fashion scene and a section on men’s fashions and male models. Alison Adburgham’s view of fashion is both accurate and acute; often unexpected, never distorted. It picks out the essential, mocks the meaningless and notes significance in the nuance. It is view with which Haro is in sensitive accord, and which he here brilliantly illustrates with ten full pages and many incidental drawings. This book will be of interest to students of fashion, journalism and social history.

Knitting is an easy hobby to take up as it’s easy to do while watching a show or listening to an audiobook, and it’s a great way to start making your own clothes and other fabric items. Before you start knitting, you’ll need to learn some of the basics. In this book “knitting guide for beginners” I will be teaching you everything you need to know about knitting. From the basics to advanced level. The basics of knitting which you must learn are; Cast on, Knit Stitch and cast of. I have also put together a step by step guide on some projects you could learn and be able to make for your personal use or as a gift to your friends and loved ones. ORDER YOUR COPY NOW