Bøger af Sian Brown

With the beautiful blooms collected in Knitted Flowers readers will create floral displays, accessoriesand decorations from yarn. Show someone you care bygiving them a bunch of flowers, but instead of the kind that will be past theirbest in a few days' time, why not knit them instead? Explore and create a flower garland, embellish cushion covers, brooch backs, hair bands or key rings. Projects include: poppy, violet, gerbera, clematis and rosequick and easy projects, suitable for all abilitiesFeatures both flat and 3D stylesAttractive projects make great giftsPerfect for using up yarn remnantsKey techniques explainedThese charming projects will bring a smile to all who receive them, and will give you hours of pleasure when knitting them. With detailed color photographs of each flower and clear instructions, it's never been easier to grab your knitting needles and turn your stash of yarn remnants into floral works of art.

Ten knitted home and accessories projects for autumn/winter. 2 x tea cosies, 2 x hot water bottle covers, 2 x scarves, 2 x wristwarmers, 1 x hat, 1 x heatable warmer. Some projects will be fine for beginners, others once intarsia and lace techniques have been mastered. All have simple shapes, and use aran or dk wool or wool mixes.

I leave the whiteboard on the chair and head to room 125, whenI walk in it smells clean. Like a typical hospital room, the lights aredimmed, and everything is so white. I look towards the middle of theroom and see Isa, like an angel lying down with a bunch of diFerentmachines attached to her. I grab her hand and hold it gently in myhand.

Intarsia is a knitting colourwork technique used to create different areas of colour to form a pattern or image on the knitted fabric, without having to carry the yarn across the back of the work. This accessible book guides you through the basics of the technique, how to practise your skills and finally to the stage where you can produce your own original designs. It includes twenty charted motifs from the simple to the more elaborate and provides five full knitting patterns to practice your skills and to use as templates for your own intarsia ideas. Supported by over 200 photographs, sketches and knitting charts, it will serve as an invaluable practical guide to the technique but will also act as a springboard for your own original ideas.

Twenty cute mitts to knit for baby boys and girls, newborn up to one year.

There's nothing quite like sharing a pot of tea with friends. A tea cozy to keep your tea warm, therefore, is an essential piece of kit for the kitchen. This title features 30 patterns, and includes knitting, felting and crochet designs. It also includes a comprehensive, easy-to-follow techniques section.