Knitting Children's Clothing: Sweaters, Dresses, Hats, Socks, and More for Your Kids
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
Knitting Children's Clothing: Sweaters, Dresses, Hats, Socks, and More for Your Kids
By (Author) Paula Hammerskog
By (author) Eva Wincent
Skyhorse Publishing
Skyhorse Publishing
3rd January 2023
8th December 2022
United States
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
Hobbies
Handicrafts, decorative arts and crafts
746.4320432
Physical Properties
Paperback
128
Width 197mm, Height 216mm, Spine 10mm
435g
Description
More than 40 beautiful knits for babies, toddlers, and children up through age ten
Knitting Children's Clothing is the one-stop guide for knitting a wide variety of clothing and accessories for your children in an economical way. With a range of modern to classic attire, your children are sure to be the talk of the playgroundand youll feel proud of your amazing knitting skills! With over forty patterns to follow, anyone can pick up a pair of knitting needles, grab a ball of yarn, and create a whole new baby or childs wardrobe.
If you are attending a baby shower, you dont need to buy an expensive gift. Just follow the simple pattern inside and create the perfect booties or blanket. Or what if your son needs a new scarf Why dont you choose his favorite colors and make him one hes sure to wear with pride Following the step-by-step photos and instructions, you can now knit your favorite niece a beautiful dress with matching hat, or dress up your newborn grandchild with a handsome cardigan.
Projects include:
- Ribbed yoke sweater for babies
- Warm baby blanket
- Christening gown
- Cardigan with crocheted flowers
- Bolero
- Knitted dress
- Striped beanie
- Mittens
- Woolen socks
Knitting an adorable keepsake sweater or a fun pair of socks for that special child in your life is entirely doable with this inspiring book of patterns.
Author Bio
PaulaHammerskog began knitting as a thirteen-year-old, when her home economics teacher told her that as long as you know how to knit and purl, you can knit just about anything. Paula tried it and has been knitting ever since. She lives in Stockholm, Sweden
Eva Wincent started knitting in earnest as an adult, when she answered an ad in the newspaper: Seeking knitting partner for textile shop. She has now been running her own business, Wincent, for twenty years and is well known among knitters. She lives in Stockholm, Sweden.
