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Last year I penned and published my first book-No Beard or Bowtie Required, Cocktails for the Craft Curious. This accomplishment surprised me more than anyone. Not much motivates me, as advancing age, weight and exhaustion fill me with inertia. The unprecedented coronavirus pandemic ironically aided my goal as an author. The bar I work at closed for many months during the lockdown, compelling me to burn what few calories I do typing away on th...

The knitting community continues to grow both online and off-this book series is dedicated to the festival circuit that indie dyers, designers and other fiber businesses traverse in order to commune with our people in person. Each pattern in this book uses yarns dyed by exhibitors at one of the east coast's largest and best-attended festivals, the New York State Sheep and Wool Festiva AKA Rhinebeck. Additional volumes in this series will be fo...

The knitting community continues to grow both online and off-this book series is dedicated to the festival circuit that indie dyers, designers and other fiber businesses traverse in order to commune with our people in person. Each pattern in this book uses yarns dyed by exhibitors at one of the east coast's largest and best-attended festivals, the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. Festival Knits 2, featuring yarn from Rhinebeck designers, will...

Goofy Gadgets imagines a world with fantastic useful devices that will make any child's day. The entertaining wordplay will delight children of all ages. See the MOOLAH-MAKER... it prints real money! Too bad all the bills are $3. Or perhaps a MEGA HEADBAND that tapes your dreams for later playback. Whimsical illustrations by renowned artist Arabella Proffer bring these imaginary contraptions to life.

No Beard or Bowtie Required - Cocktails for the Craft Curious chronicles the drinksmithing career of Tim Harnett, who began as a budding home mixologist that evolved into a well-recognized professional mixologist.

Have cocktails with the Pope! Clark Pope, that is, of Pope's Kitchen. Featuring 42 cocktail and 10 food recipes, as well as space to take notes and make it your own, this book will have you whipping up deliciousness in no time.

Taking inspiration from modern quilt blocks, knitwear designer Meg Roke has created a stunning collection of knitting patterns inspired by quilting. From mitts to sweaters and everything in between, there's something waiting for every knitter!

Knitting, Nature, and the Resistance!When the Trump administration put Ryan Zinke, an oil industry insider, in charge of the Dept. of the Interior, Theressa Silver responded by writing a book of knitting patterns that celebrate the diverse beauty of our national parks and wildlife refuges. Each pattern in this book is a love letter to America's wild places.Beautifully photographed in Reed College Canyon and Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, this co...

Anna Dalvi is back with more Mystic shawls!From the author of Shaping Shawls and Ancient Egypt in Lace and Color comes the sequel to Mystic Shawls, filled with even more beautiful lace. Each of these shawls began as one of Anna's popular online knitalong patterns. Catch up with a dozen more shawl patterns from the Mystic series!

Author Brad Warner (Hardcore Zen, Sit Down and Shut Up, Zen Wrapped in Karma Dipped in Chocolate, and Sex, Sin, and Zen) revisits seventeen of his earlier essays on topics ranging from vegetarianism to punk rock, working for Japanese monster movie makers, and the art of Zen writing, complete with all-new analyses, introduction and afterword.

What Would Madame Defarge Knit? is a delightful literary-inspired romp edited by CraftLit podcast creator Heather Ordover. With 21 patterns and a special kid-friendly project, too, this book is 200+ pages of patterns and accompanying essays based on classic characters from literature. An accompanying website contains additional content, such as video links, links to audio content, and more. "I love this book! A delight in literature, crafts, ...

Taking inspiration from artists of the Renaissance to Rococo periods, contemporary artist Arabella Proffer has re-imagined the mannerist portrait with a pop surrealist twist. After researching fashion history, heraldry, and peerage protocol, she went on to create her own world parallel to that of old world Europe. Concocting a family legacy -- ancestors that could belong to anyone - it has become an impulse and a passion the artist continues t...

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In Aurora Borealis Mittens, designer Shannon Okey celebrates the textile traditions of northern climes by remixing visual patterns collated in the renowned Íslensk sjónabók. The sjónabók, a collaboration among many Icelandic museums, features 700+ pages of imagery drawn from textile and other decorative object collections all over Iceland. With more than a dozen mitten patterns (and a bonus hat), you'll knit up a storm and stay warm no matter ...

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Market Yourself: A Marketing System for Smart and Creative Business Owners is more than just a book about marketing - it's a book about YOU. Your strengths, your weaknesses, what makes your product unique and good and worthy of an audience. In its 150+ pages, you'll find more than 30 hands-on worksheets designed to take your business forward, fast!

Knitting a hat or a pair of mittens for a beloved child could hardly be more satisfying: the project is finished quickly, the small amounts of yarn that are needed make for great stash-busting - and in the end, you've kept a sweet person warm during her grand adventures outdoors. In this charming follow-up to her acclaimed Boys' Knits, Katya Frankel shows once again just how perfectly she understands kids' tastes. Whether you are knitting f...

Using the format of the KAL (Knit-Along), the author shares her favorite knitted lace patterns for creating shawls.

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With sixteen sweater patterns for boys aged 4-14 (with chest measurements of 23-34 inches) and the cutest photography you have ever seen, Katya Frankel's new book Boy's Knits from Cooperative Press is the answer to your knitting prayers if you want to knit for boys.