This title celebrates Moore's poem by presenting it alongside 10 knitting patterns for the characters and props from the story.

From a partridge in a pear tree to twelve drummers drumming, Fiona Goble's The Twelve Knits of Christmas brings the popular verse to life as knitters of all skill levels create each of the twelve characters featured in the charming holiday song "The Twelve Days of Christmas." Each pattern begins with a list of materials needed and includes step-by-step instructions, along with full-color photographs of the completed dolls. An illustrated overview explains all the stitches and techniques. More than just a knitting book, the pages are gorgeously decorated with storybook illustrations and the verses of the song. The charming characters make perfect gifts, stocking stuffers, ornaments, or toys for children as you teach them the words to this classic song. The book even comes with an easy-to-assemble paperboard pear tree tucked into the back, perfect for displaying your partridge. Channel the Christmas spirit year-round with pipers piping, drummers drumming, and knitters knitting with The Twelve Knits of Christmas.

When Mother Rabbit knits a warm winter hat for Little Rabbit, he likes it so much that he suggests they make hats for all of their friends as Christmas gifts.

Granny McFlitter is back to save Christmas at the zoo, one lightning-quick stitch at a time! 'Twas the night before Christmas and down at the zoo, the keepers were ready; the animal, too'. All of a sudden there's a commotion, who has unravelled the animals' stockings? With Santa arriving any moment, the zookeepers call on a champion knitter for a Christmas Eve miracle! Can Granny McFlitter pull one, or should we say, purl one out of her knitting bag?

Granny McFlitter is back to save Christmas at the zoo, one lightning-quick stitch at a time! There's an all-out Christmas Eve emergency at the zoo, when a rare bird unravels the animals' Christmas stockings to make a warm, woolly nest. It's only minutes till midnight and where will Santa put their gifts? The zookeepers need a Christmas miracle so they call Granny McFlitter. Can Granny pull one - or should we say, purl one - out of her knitting bag?

The story of Noah's ark is interspersed with instructions for knitting models of the animals on board.