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Animal Knits for Kids
Animal Knits for Kids
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Published:
2 April, 2015
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| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781845436025 |
| ISBN10 | 1845436024 |
| Number Of Pages | 144 |
| Item Weight | 304 g |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 198 x 252 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Apple Press |
| Format | flexibound |
Media Reviews
'Fabulous designs' Simply Homemade 'Take baby on a jungle adventure without even leaving the house!' Lets Knit 'This is a fun pattern book for kids with a difference. It takes us on a journey around a zoo, complete with a map of the zoo and akk its different zones, each equating to a chapter...great book, great patterns.' Knitting Full of cute animal-themed knits for babies and children Knit Now If you are looking for quirky knits to give as gifts, or cute sweaters for the little persons in your life, then this is the book for you. Frayed at the Edge
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Author's Bio
AMANDA BERRY lives in Berkshire, England, with her husband and a menagerie of knitted animals. She was taught the basics of knitting by her mother at a young age (one of her first successful projects was a sweater for her teddy bear), but it was more than 20 years before she rediscovered her love of the craft. With a renewed passion for knitting and design, Amanda left a career in accountancy to enrol on a degree course at London College of Fashion, and began designing knitting patterns as Fluff and Fuzz in 2010. From small beginnings, Fluff and Fuzz grew to a selection of more than 50 toy knitting patterns which are available online from knitting and craft websites, including Ravelry, Folksy, and Etsy. Amanda's popular toy and accessory patterns have since been featured in many magazines including Craftseller and Let's Get Crafting where she is a regular designer. Her designs have also appeared on the cover of Let's Knit. As a predominantly self-taught knitter, Amanda understands that new knitters may find some techniques scary, and she shares tips, techniques, and photo tutorials through her Fluff and Fuzz knitting blog to help newbie knitters along the way. Because she is a big kid at heart, when Amanda isn't knitting she loves watching cartoons and walking by the River Thames to feed the ducks. She loves to knit because each project is an opportunity to learn a new skill, create something unique, and you can always adapt patterns easily to suit your taste. Her favorite thing to do while knitting is drink lots of tea and watch old movies.