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Fourth in the hand-manipulated series of books for machine knitters, Open Spaces focuses on oversized eyelet, ladder and slit effects. Written in the generic style this author is noted for, the book is suitable for owners of all brands and gauge machines. Techniques include 2 to 5 stitch eyelets, manipulated ladders and vertical, horizontal and diagonal slits, all combined with the usual ways of manipulating stitches on a knitting machine: twi...

Fourth in the hand-manipulated series of books for machine knitters, Open Spaces focuses on oversized eyelet, ladder and slit effects. Written in the generic style this author is noted for, the book is suitable for owners of all brands and gauge machines. Techniques include 2 to 5 stitch eyelets, manipulated ladders and vertical, horizontal and diagonal slits, all combined with the usual ways of manipulating stitches on a knitting machine: twi...

Hand Knits by Machine is the one book that fully addresses the issues involved in adapting hand knit patterns and techniques to a knitting machine. Heavily illustrated with photographs and illustrations, the book puts as much emphasis on "why" as it does "how" and will guide both hand and machine knitters through the process. Part One contains individual chapters (Casting On, Increasing and Decreasing, Binding Off, Picking Up Stitches) that sp...

Hand Knits by Machine is the one book that fully addresses the issues involved in adapting hand knit patterns and techniques to a knitting machine. Heavily illustrated with photographs and illustrations, the book puts as much emphasis on "why" as it does "how" and will guide both hand and machine knitters through the process. Part One contains individual chapters (Casting On, Increasing and Decreasing, Binding Off, Picking Up Stitches) that sp...

This book, the sequel to Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters, focuses mainly on the method of Bridging. Bridging is a use of holding position that gives the knitter total control over every single needle on the bed of the machine. It allows you to change stitch size mid-row, knit extra rows on specific needles and to interrupt the carriage mid-row to use the "free yarn" for textural and structural purposes. With bridging, huge cable...

This book, the sequel to Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters, focuses mainly on the method of Bridging. Bridging is a use of holding position that gives the knitter total control over every single needle on the bed of the machine. It allows you to change stitch size mid-row, knit extra rows on specific needles and to interrupt the carriage mid-row to use the "free yarn" for textural and structural purposes. With bridging, huge cable...

First published in 1990, Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters remains one of the top selling books for machine knitters. With good reason! Generically written for owners of all brands and gauges of machine, the first chapters deal with the basics of machine knitting and offer a clear understanding of exactly how machines operate and form stitches.The following chapters are devoted to Twisted Stitches, Wrapped and Woven Stitches, Lift...

First published in 1990, Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters remains one of the top selling books for machine knitters. With good reason! Generically written for owners of all brands and gauges of machine, the first chapters deal with the basics of machine knitting and offer a clear understanding of exactly how machines operate and form stitches.The following chapters are devoted to Twisted Stitches, Wrapped and Woven Stitches, Lift...

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The DIY craze has moved beyond the craft room, into the kitchen and outside to the garden. In Handmade for the Garden, Susan Guagliumi shares a treasure trove of original projects that she has been perfecting over the last 10 years in her garden. Relying on easy-to-find and repurposed materials, Guagliumi presents projects that not only make planting and growing efficient and successful but also add a personal touch to the garden-scape. Among ...

Ein Garten benötigt mehr als Pflanzen und einen grünen Daumen! Auch hübsche Töpfe, Werkzeuge und Setzhölzer oder eine praktische Kletterhilfe für Rankengewächse gehören dazu. Viele dieser Gegenstände lassen sich mit einfachen Mitteln und ohne großen Aufwand selber herstellen - und das Beste dabei ist, dass sie noch individueller und schöner aussehen als die im Fachhandel erhältlichen Standardprodukte. Die 75 originellen Do-it-yourself-Projek...