450 Knitting Stitches: Volume 2 (The Harmony Guides)21 reviews The Harmony Guides Anova Books, 1998 Excellent Resource + Great for moderate beginners + Terrific addition to a stitching library-easy to read, lots of suggestions + I don't remember why I bought this...             At Knit's End: Meditations for Women Who Knit Too Much (Unabridged)44 reviews Stephanie Pearl-McPhee audible.com Great book! Knitting lovers have to have it! + At Knit's End:Meditations for Women who knit too much + Stephanie Pearl-McPhee Scores Again! + This woman is hilarious! + At Knit's End: Mediations for Women Who Knit Too Much             Vogue Knitting on the Go: Baby Knits Two (Vogue Knitting on the Go!)2 reviews Sixth&Spring Books, 2004 Some cute projects The beauty of this book is its tiny size and quickness of projects. The first few pages are dedicated to a quick review of knitting, and then the fun begins. Items include a romper and overalls, some sweaters, cute-as-a-button moccasins, a felted baby bag, baby hats, booties, stuffed bears ...             101 Designer One-Skein Wonders: A world of possibilities inspired by just one skein28 reviews Judith Durant Storey Publishing, LLC, 2007 book review + One-Skein Wonders + Worth having + 101 Designer One-Skein wonders             Nicky Epstein's Knitted Embellishments: 350 Appliques, Borders, Cords, and More!24 reviews Nicky Epstein Interweave Press, 1999 Worth the price + Nicky Epstein's Knitted Embellishments: 350 Appliques, Borders, Cords, and More + Excellent Resource for Creative Knitting + An embellishment bible + Nicky Epstein's Knitted Embellishments             One-Skein Wonders54 reviews Storey Publishing, LLC, 2006 An incredible bargain, over & over again... + Some Gems, Some Duds + Great, great, great ideas! + not bad... a nice compliment to my collection             Vogue Knitting on the Go: Kids Knits2 reviews Sixth&Spring Books, 2002 Some cute projects The beauty of this book is its tiny size and quickness of projects. The first few pages are dedicated to a quick review of knitting, and then the fun begins. Most of the items featured are long-sleeve sweaters, and I feel that there's a sweater for everyone here: they have cable work, hoods, ...             Yarn Harlot: The Secret Life of a Knitter48 reviews Stephanie Pearl-McPhee Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2005 Clever, witty, and none too serious + Yarn Harlot: The Secret Life of a Knitter + A Harlot by any other name... + What a Yarn! + Knitters Unite!             Traditional Knitted Lace Shawls21 reviews Martha Waterman Interweave Press, 1998 condensed revision of first edition + Beautiful designs! + My review of Traditional Knitted Lace Shawls I've got the first edition which was riddled with errors. I wanted charts so I ordered the second ed. The individual lace patterns are charted but the shawls are still written out. In addition, the number of shawls has decreased from 14 to 8. The book has been edited very tightly cutting down on ...             Last-Minute Knitted Gifts95 reviews Joelle Hoverson Harry N. Abrams, 2004 Simply Elegant + Every patter is beautiful + Wonderfully done ! + EXCELLENT!!!             No Sheep for You: Knit Happy with Cotton, Silk, Linen, Hemp, Bamboo & Other Delights21 reviews Amy R. Singer Interweave Press, 2007 No Sheep for You: Knit Happy with Cotton, Silk, Linen, Hemp Bamboo and Other Delights + A Gem! + Written for People With Wool Allergies, Not Vegans + Basics and Some Fun Patterns + Great patterns             Getting Started Knitting Socks (Getting Started series)42 reviews Ann Budd Interweave Press, 2007 great book for beginners + Excellent beginning book + Great Way to Get Started I've just started knitting socks and recommend this to other beginners. She's included instructions and charts for different sizes and different yarns. The hard back is durable for frequent referral.             Elizabeth Zimmermann's Knitter's Almanac46 reviews Elizabeth Zimmermann Dover Publications, 1981 Tasty read with some *very* Elizabeth Zimmerman designs + NOT FOR EVERYONE... + Knitting Mania + Elizabeth Zimmerman condensed and at her best + EZ is always recommended reading             Victorian Lace Today60 reviews Jane Sowerby XRX Books, 2008 Good for any challenge! + Gorgeous book! + Nice addition to knitting library + Victorian Lace Today + Eye candy for lace lovers             Knitting Without Tears: Basic Techniques and Easy-to-Follow Directions for Garments to Fit All Sizes98 reviews Elizabeth Zimmermann Scribners, 1971 knitting.... + Really enjoyable read + I love EZ, but use other books of hers more... + Basic Knitting + Knitting made painless             The craft of lace knitting (The Scribner library. Emblem editions)2 reviews Barbara G Walker Scribner, 1971 The Craft of Lace Knitting by Barbara G. Walker + Lovely patterns for the experienced knitter I do not own this book, but I did check it out of the library. This book has many interesting and exciting lace patterns. I am really thrilled to see all of the intricate stitches and can hardly wait to begin. It is definitely worth checking out if you LOVE knitting lace. Things to ...             Elizabeth Zimmermann's Knitting Workshop33 reviews Elizabeth Zimmermann Schoolhouse Press, 1981 The ultimate knitting book + Found the Surprise Jacket + Knitters Workshop by Elizabeth Zimmerann + Helpful, maybe?             Knitting Circles Around Socks: Knit Two at a Time on Circular Needles33 reviews Antje Gillingham Martingale and Company, 2007 Wonderful! + Great Manual + Clear + Fun new way to knit socks             Knit One, Felt Too: Discover the magic of knitted felt with 25 easy patterns21 reviews Kathleen Taylor Storey Publishing, LLC, 2003 Knit One,Felt Too + Great Book, Great Service + Step-by-Step Guide to Felting + Clear, exact, and Imaginative + anniesgrandies             Knitting for Dummies67 reviews Pam Allen, Trisha Malcolm, ... For Dummies, 2002 Not "hooked" on knitting ... but if I were ... + Buy if... + Knitting for this dummy A dear friend who is a fabulous knitter sent me a copy of this book, hoping to "hook" me on her favorite hobby (next to reading, that is). I glanced through it and found it to be as promised: a complete guide for a "dummy" like me! But you "can't teach an old dog new tricks" and since knitting ...