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Learn the big stitch technique of Sashiko with these 8 simple sashiko sewing projects. Big stitches are used to create stunning, geometric patterns and texture. This collection includes 8 home decor patterns including coasters, cushions, wall hangings, bag and greetings cards. Features content previously published in The Ultimate Sashiko Sourcebook and Japanese Sashiko Inspirations.

A Stitch-by-Stitch Sewing Guide Sewing is lots of fun! Putting your needle, thread and sewing machine to use allows you to create something unique, while also improving your skills and developing a real knack. This sewing guide is an essential reference for anyone who wants to take up sewing or refresh...

Now that crocheters have discovered how comfy crocheted socks can be, they're hooked! To keep up with the demand, this follow-up to the popular Crocheted Socks! presents an all-new collection of 16 appealing patterns.Enjoy both toe-up and cuff-down designsIndulge in those wonderful new sock yarns...

If you thought handmade socks were just for knitters, think again! This wonderful collection of crocheted socks range in style from fun to fashionable.Sixteen sock patterns are each given in a variety of sizes for both women and menTry ribbed, cabled, or lacy designs, or give your socks a blast of colorLearn how to crochet socks that mimic the luxurious look and feel of knitted socks

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The Fast and the Fabulous! Looking for knits that take only a little time but are big on style? Weekend Wraps features 18 designs that make short work of knitting gorgeous accessories. Cecily Glowik MacDonald and Melissa LaBarre, along with some of today's top design stars, have created a chic...

They're hiding under the bed. And in the closet. And anywhere else you've stashed yarn. They're friendly little monsters, and they're ready to come out and play! Popular designer Rebecca Danger presents 20 patterns for the most adorable monsters ever to climb off a pair of knitting needles....

This ain't your grandmother's cross-stitch. Ed Hardy's Love Kills Slowly Cross-Stitch is a counted cross-stitch book for a new generation of crafters. From pierced hearts to images of skulls and crossbones, Hardy's colorful, tattoo-inspired designs are perfect for stitchers looking for something bold...

After learning how to hand embroider a couple of years ago I found it very difficult to find the flower motifs I was looking for that worked well with embroidery. I decided to design a collection of over 126 different motifs that are specifically designed for embroidery, but can also be used in just...

Tatting is the age-old art of making delicate handmade lace by looping and knotting a single cotton thread held on a small shuttle. Sometimes called "the poor man's lace," it requires very little outlay for materials or tools, yet produces beautiful and decorative effects. Anyone with patience and...

By popular demand, this best seller is now in paperback! Knitted one too many sweaters that scream "homemade"? Help is here! Finishing techniques are the key to turning out professional-looking projects. This comprehensive reference gives you the know-how to get gorgeous, polished results every time.More...

The Food Snood Hairnet Hat crochet pattern is a great hat for your favorite lunch lady. It replaces the traditional plain hairnet with a stylish hair covering. It is crocheted using 100% cotton yarn. It has an elastic brim to keep hair secure under the hat. This model is called the "Swirl."...

Learning to Knit, The Basics by Kerry Butters. Welcome to the wonderful world of knitting! From casting on to basic techniques, you'll find all the information, straightforward instructions, clear diagrams and illustrations that you need to get those needles clicking and stitching.

Newcomers to sock and hat knitting will find this book to be an invaluable resource. Novice knitters will learn new techniques, explained in an easy, step-by-step format, while the more seasoned knitter may learn a new way to work a familiar technique. The variety of enticing designs will be sure to "knock their socks off!"