Scarves in the round ~ Book Review

Scarves in the round

by Heather Walpole

ISBN: 9780811714860

Publishers; Stackpole Books

Publication Date: 23 June 2015

RRP: £14.99

Available direct from Search Press

  

I couldn't wait to get this book.

As a new knitter and having just learnt

to knit in the round it really excited me.

 

I wasn't disappointed.

This book has an amazing group of Twenty Five

patterns.

It includes infinity scarves, neck warmers,

cowls, and double-warm tube scarves.

 

The use of different materials, colours

and weights of yarn bring you

a diversity of patterns that you are sure

to find something that everyone likes.

 

With the temperature getting colder it's an

ideal time to purchase this book

and make something to keep you warm.

It's also brilliant for things to make for

Christmas for your family and friends.

 

The book is split into sections.

The first one being basic and beautiful.

This section uses basic stitches to create

some amazing designs.

This means that even a knew knitter can

have a go on some of the patterns.

The other sections are;

Lovely Lace

Cables, Twists & Bobbles

Cozy Colourwork

How to Use This Book

Techniques & Stitches.

I cannot stress enough that this book

is really for every level of knitter.

Beginners are covered with the 1st sections

and all the instructional guides.

Then the designs move on and will keep

any level of knitter interested.

 

The designs amaze me how they all look so different.

I don't think there is one project that is similar

to another. They all have their own personality.

I really do love this book.

It's one I'll be using time and again.

The only big decision is which one to make first.

Available direct from Search Press

  

I received this book to review.

However all opinions expressed are my own.

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