Demystifies and explains the "why" behind every knitting technique, from modifying necklines to fixing dropped stitches and creating sleek edges and seams. The author covers everything from how to identify a well-written pattern to evaluating schematics, revising a pattern so it fits perfectly, and making adjustments throughout a project.
Demystifies and explains the "why" behind every knitting technique, from modifying necklines to fixing dropped stitches and creating sleek edges and seams. The author covers everything from how to identify a well-written pattern to evaluating schematics, revising a pattern so it fits perfectly, and making adjustments throughout a project.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Margaret Radcliffe is the author of The Essential Guide to Color Knitting Techniques, The Knowledgeable Knitter, and the bestsellers The Knitting Answer Book and Circular Knitting Workshop. She regularly teaches throughout the country about everything from beginner’s basics to knitting design. She is particularly interested in promoting creativity and independence in all knitters and maintains the website www.maggiesrags.com.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Knowledge is Power
Chapter One First Choices: Pattern, Yarn, and Needles What Makes a Well-Written Pattern? Understanding and Evaluating Schematics Choosing the Right Size How to Take Body Measurements Finding a Yarn to Suit Your Pattern/Finding a Pattern to Suit Your Yarn Choosing Needles Matching Gauge There’s More to Swatching Than Matching the Gauge
Chapter Two Second Thoughts: Planning the Project Order of Construction Cast Ons Centering Pattern Stitches Planning Ahead for Perfect Finishing
Chapter Three Third Time Lucky: Modifying Your Pattern Changing Color or Stitch Pattern Adding Embellishments Changing the Borders Changing Direction: Top Down versus Bottom Up Converting Flat to Circular The Whys and Hows of Steeks Converting Circular Garment Instructions to Flat
Chapter Four Forethought: Shaping and Fitting Shaping Your Knitting Fitting Your Garment
Chapter Five Work in Progress Understanding Knitting Instructions Reality Checks Disguising the Job Binding Off and Casting On in the Middle Bottom Borders on a Top-Down Sweater Binding Off at the End What Comes Next?
Chapter Six Evaluation and Adjustments Honest Assessments, Practical Solutions Fixing Mistakes Variations in Dye Lot, Color, and Yarn Quality Size and Fit Adjustments Cutting Your Knitting
Chapter Seven Putting It All Together Best Finishing Practices Blocked Knitted Pieces Dealing with Ends Joining the Pieces
Chapter Eight Borders, Bindings, and Embellishments Neck, Armhole, and Front Borders Bindings and Facings to Enclose Edges The Zipper Controversy Collars for a Dressier Look Practical and Decorative Pockets Knitted Embellishments Blocking the Finished Garment Caring for Your Finished Handknits Storing Handknit Garments The Elusive Pursuit of Perfection
Appendix Glossary of Techniques & Terms Abbreviations Symbols Further Reading Online References
Chapter One First Choices: Pattern, Yarn, and Needles What Makes a Well-Written Pattern? Understanding and Evaluating Schematics Choosing the Right Size How to Take Body Measurements Finding a Yarn to Suit Your Pattern/Finding a Pattern to Suit Your Yarn Choosing Needles Matching Gauge There’s More to Swatching Than Matching the Gauge
Chapter Two Second Thoughts: Planning the Project Order of Construction Cast Ons Centering Pattern Stitches Planning Ahead for Perfect Finishing
Chapter Three Third Time Lucky: Modifying Your Pattern Changing Color or Stitch Pattern Adding Embellishments Changing the Borders Changing Direction: Top Down versus Bottom Up Converting Flat to Circular The Whys and Hows of Steeks Converting Circular Garment Instructions to Flat
Chapter Four Forethought: Shaping and Fitting Shaping Your Knitting Fitting Your Garment
Chapter Five Work in Progress Understanding Knitting Instructions Reality Checks Disguising the Job Binding Off and Casting On in the Middle Bottom Borders on a Top-Down Sweater Binding Off at the End What Comes Next?
Chapter Six Evaluation and Adjustments Honest Assessments, Practical Solutions Fixing Mistakes Variations in Dye Lot, Color, and Yarn Quality Size and Fit Adjustments Cutting Your Knitting
Chapter Seven Putting It All Together Best Finishing Practices Blocked Knitted Pieces Dealing with Ends Joining the Pieces
Chapter Eight Borders, Bindings, and Embellishments Neck, Armhole, and Front Borders Bindings and Facings to Enclose Edges The Zipper Controversy Collars for a Dressier Look Practical and Decorative Pockets Knitted Embellishments Blocking the Finished Garment Caring for Your Finished Handknits Storing Handknit Garments The Elusive Pursuit of Perfection
Appendix Glossary of Techniques & Terms Abbreviations Symbols Further Reading Online References
Acknowledgments Index
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