Get your knit on with this stylish and quick-knitting collection of patterns designed for today's super popular chunked-up yarns and fashions! Knitters from beginner to intermediate levels will enjoy exploring the simple but engaging stitch patterns--easy lace, subtle textures, and fun cables.• Includes patterns for the fashions knitters want: cowls, infinity scarves, shawlettes, slouchy hats, fingerless gloves, headbands, and more• All designs are knit with bulky, super bulky, or chunky yarns (including fantastically colored self-striping yarns), using big needles (U.S. 10/6 mm or larger), meaning projects knit up fast• Many patterns require only one or two skeins of yarn

Now is a great time to dig the bulky yarn out of your stash and make something.  And this book has patterns for just about everything, from hats and scarves to vests and sweaters.
Chunky yarn can be used to make items that are trendy, fun, casual, and beautiful—and they don’t have to be for winter! Tabetha Hedrick has designed this collection to include not only warm hats, scarves, and cowls, but also short-sleeve pullovers, vests, and shawls that are versatile enough to wear year-round. You get all of the joy of fast knitting with bulky and super bulky yarn, plus beautiful texture, stunning color, and delightfully fun projects.   Projects range from easy to intermediate in skill level, and because of the large gauge they knit up quickly and are perfect projects to try out a new stitch or technique.

A knitwear designer and freelance writer, Tabetha Hedrick has had her designs published in numerous magazines and yarn company collections, including Vogue Knitting, Knit Simple, Creative Knitting, Interweave Knits, Knitscene, Classic Elite Yarns, SweetGeorgia Yarns, and Knit Picks. She is a Contributing Editor and the Online Editor for Creative Knitting magazine, as well as the instructor in the video workshop "Classic Cables for Beginners", sold through Annie's Catalog. Tabetha sells her indie patterns through her website, tabethahedrick.com, as well as in printed form in yarn shops nationally. She lives with her family in Colorado.