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The Essential Guide to Color Knitting Techniques

Description

At times, a single, perfect color is just what a new knitting project needs. But more often than not, the creative knitter envisions exciting color palettes that make her handmade hat unique or add special meaning to a gift for a loved one. Adding fabulous color combinations to a handknit item can be as simple as working with multicolor yarn or as intricate as applying the technical concepts of knitting intarsia.

Knitting teacher and author Margaret Radcliffe presents a world of color techniques in a single comprehensive reference that knitters will consult every time two or more yarn colors are in play. Stitchers of every ability — from the determined beginner in need of clear instructions to the experienced crafter ready to take on a new challenge — will benefit from the color-combining methods and handy tips and secrets revealed in The Essential Guide to Color Knitting Techniques.

Multicolor knitting techniques are explained with step-by-step illustrations and photographs accompanied by instructive text. Complete chapters on stripes, stitch effects, knitting with multicolor yarns, stranded knitting, and intarsia cover the general theory and how-to behind each method as well as creative solutions for handling tangled yarn, estimating yarn quantities of each color, handling all those ends, and stunning finishing techniques. An additional chapter describes less common techniques such as helix, shadow, mosaic, and modular knitting.

Whether the goal is a softly striped throw in nursery pastels, a pair of cozy socks in team colors, or a sophisticated cashmere wrap in a jewellike pattern, The Essential Guide to Color Knitting Techniques has all the answers for adventurous knitters.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-09-02
Summary: "Awesome~!"

I'm a new knitter and I found this book easy to understand; somethings I found a bit difficult, but I think it's because I'm pretty new to knitting. It has wonderful pictures and clear instructions. I'm glad I bought it! It was truly inspirational!

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-08-17
Summary: "an essential resource for knitters"

A comprehensive resource for the use of multiple colors of yarn in a single project. Everything is here. This book is a must for any knitter.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-15
Summary: "A new dimension in knitting"

I have been knitting for 15 years but never experimented much with color, except basic stripes and self-striping yarns. I wanted a book that wasn't too complicated, yet would help me use color in a variety of ways. From the first chapter of this informative book, I was excited about the possibilities it showed me. The book is a perfect balance of color theory, explanations of ways to use color, and practice patterns. It has opened up a whole new dimension of knitting for me. I highly recommend it.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-07
Summary: "Knitters must have"

Certainly a must have for any dedicated knitter as to types of illustrations and information. The appendex is also a valuable resource for future designers and pattern makers. I would recommend taking the info from this reference and use applications from Barbara G. Walker's 4 books of knitting patterns. There are endless possiblities to create garment, accessory, and decorative projects using this book as a guide.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-06-20
Summary: "Color Knitting"

This is a great book, It is one that you will go to often.

Diane