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I have knit only one pattern in this book. The name and description is a misnomer. Most of the patterns in this book take more than one skein of yarn.
I purchased this book in hopes of finding patterns to use up all those extra single skeins that I have cluttering my stash, but this book did not meet those needs.
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Top Down Sweaters: Knit to Fit from Top to Bottom by Doreen L Marquart
photogirl72, January 18, 2008
Lots of really cute sweaters. I can't wait to get started!Patterns look easy to understand. Photos are great! Clear instructions.
Different sweaters to meet the needs of different body shapes.
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Odd Ball Knitting: Creative Ideas for Leftover Yarn by Barbara Albright
photogirl72, January 18, 2008
Now this is what you need to shrink that stash!Lots of patterns to bust your stash and lose those extra skeins of yarns.
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Loop-D-Loop: More Than 40 Novel Designs for Knitters by Teva Durham
photogirl72, January 18, 2008
Great instruction, clear patterns and Good photography. Lots of timeless patterns and many patterns for the day.(1 of 2 readers found this comment helpful)
Oneskein: 30 Quick Projects to Knit and Crochet by Leigh Radford
photogirl72, January 18, 2008
I have knit only one pattern in this book. The name and description is a misnomer. Most of the patterns in this book take more than one skein of yarn.I purchased this book in hopes of finding patterns to use up all those extra single skeins that I have cluttering my stash, but this book did not meet those needs.
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Charmed Knits: Projects for Fans of Harry Potter by Alison Hansel
photogirl72, January 18, 2008
I just love, love this book! If you are a Harry Potter fan or you have Harry Potter fans who are loved ones, this is a must have.The patterns represent just about every knit item in the first 3 movies with a few extra Harry Potter inspired knits.
The patterns range from a super simple scarf to a more difficult Weasely Clock blanket pattern. It even has Mrs. Weasely's crazy sweaters!
The instructions are basic and easy to read for most knitters.
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