Loom Knitting Scarves, Hats, Bags & More 40 Simple and Snuggly No-Needle Designs for All Loom Knitters

by Phelps, Isela

• ISBN13: 9780312591403
• ISBN10: 0312591403
• Edition: Original
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2012-01-17
• Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin

Summary

If you have struggled to knit with needles, loom knitting is an easy craft to master. Looms are easy and fun to use, even without any knitting experience. In just a few hours you can create fabulous accessories ion every color, texture, and style imaginable! From beautiful scarves for the whole family, to stylish cell hone holders, this book can help you knit unique accessory designs for all occasions. A sequel to the popular Loom Knitting Socksby the same author, this comprehensive book reveals everything you need to know to loom knit stylish accessories. There are 40 quick-and-easy inspiring projects for no-needle knitting---from glamorous shawls to cute and colorful baby mittens. Start your new loom knitting adventure today and you'll never look back!

Author Biography

ISELA PHELPS is the author the bestseller Loom Knitting Primer, and other titles in the popular series, including Loom Knitting Pattern Book, and Loom Knitting Socks. She is an active member of the online knitting community, where she promotes looms as an alternative to needle knitting. Isela is also the editor and publisher of Loom Knitters Circle, an online magazine for loomers.

Table of Contents

"[T]he latest in the Loom Knitting series is worth a close look.... [M]ore than 40 patterns showcase the breadth of items you can "knit" with no needles. Stitch Breakdown boxes sprinkled throughout explain more intricate maneuvers on page with the project, so you don't have to flip to the front and consult the primer to understand what you're doing peg by peg.... You'd never guess they were all created sans sticks." --- Yarn Market News

 

"The looms would be fun to use in a group setting with others; a summer camp perhaps, or a local knitting group.... Plus, the book opens up new opportunities for those who love yarn." ---Debra Meyer Scott, Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot