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The latest title in the bestselling You Will Be Able To series, this simple guide will inspire you to pick up a crochet hook and learn to create beautiful accessories, homewares and gifts

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The latest title in the bestselling You Will Be Able To series, this simple guide will inspire you to pick up a pair of knitting needles and learn to create beautiful accessories, homewares and gifts

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Create your own tailored wardrobe and learn a new sustainable skill with this comprehensive guide for beginners from Juliet Uzor, winner of the Great British Sewing Bee.

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Zero Waste Blocks offers a modern approach to sustainable sewing. Using natural fabrics and core sewing techniques, learn how to stitch without waste and make a scandi-style collection of 20 garments.

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Provides step-by-step instructions for knitting sweaters, scarves, and throws; and includes a discussion about the culture of knitting.

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Gives a summary of the various types of white needlework likely to be encountered. This book shows details of the techniques and gives an account of such diverse types as Dresden work, tambourned muslin, Ayrshire embroidery, Mountmellick and Richelieu work, broderie anglaise, quilting and stringwork.

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Color Now, Crochet Later is a Yarn Themed Coloring Book designed and illustrated by Brianna Iaropoli of Life and Yarn, a Modern Crochet Designer. Great for all ages, for kids, teens and adults that love crochet! Enjoy your favorite hobby when you can't take your yarn! Grab your colored pencils, crayons, markers or pens and color anywhere!

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Grandma Karen's Quilt: A Come Follow Me Conversation can be the beginning of many conversations within families about life, love, and our Savior, Jesus Christ, Even if family members do not live close by, this book can be a way to connect with a virtual grandma hug. Grandma Karen teaches her grandchildren about twelve life-lesson topics that have helped her navigate life's challenges.

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Offers instructions that lead you step by step through the basics of knitting, from choosing the right needles and yarn to reading a knitting pattern, casting on, executing knit and purl stitches, binding off, seaming, and blocking finished projects. This title also helps you learn techniques for increasing, decreasing, and repairing mistakes.

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This book will provide the only definitive record (and explores the potential) of the huge number of machines currently in use from the only remaining Schiffli and the traditional Irish Embroidery machine to the new generation of computerised sewing machines.

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You can sew without sight! How To Enjoy Machine Sewing Without Sight is the third book in the Needle Arts with Vision Loss series. The focus is on safe adaptive blind techniques in machine sewing, including some hand sewing techniques and resources. This book may be used as a guide in teaching or as a resource for newly blind experienced needle artists.

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Discusses such areas as: constructing cloth and clothing in the Antebellum South; wearing Antebellum clothing; having footwear; embellishing the head; crowning the person; and clothing as the weft of a folk history.

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Discusses such areas as: constructing cloth and clothing in the Antebellum South; wearing Antebellum clothing; having footwear; embellishing the head; crowning the person; and clothing as the weft of a folk history.

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While knitting books featuring such hip projects as iPod cozies and yoga mat bags abound, few explore the subculture of knitting. This work takes us on a tour through the history of knitting, profiling such women as Elizabeth Zimmerman, whose opinions and book, "Knitting without Tears", popularized knitting in the 1970s.

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Unleash your creativity with Amigurumi Critters, where every stitch brings an adorable critter to life.Strategy: Huge uptick in amigurumi trend.

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Gather your crochet artillery and prepare for the fuzziest war to date with this soft and silly guide for turning yarn into swords, nunchucks, crossbows and so much more.