Knit A Little: 24 Seamless Patterns for Children's Sweaters and Hats
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Knit A Little: 24 Seamless Patterns for Children's Sweaters and Hats
Knit A Little: 24 Seamless Patterns for Children's Sweaters and Hats
Product Description
From the publisher:
Marie Greene is back with a fresh new direction for her signature seamless style in this collection of 24 patterns for kids! With 12 sweaters (sizes 0 to 10) and 12 matching beanies (preemie to adult), Knit a Little reimagines some of Marie’s most popular designs on a small scale.
Whether you’re looking for ideas to use your yarn stash, have little ones to knit for, or just love the satisfaction of a small project, this book offers quick-to-knit, gender-neutral patterns in a range of yarn weights. You’ll find cardigans and pullovers with colorwork, cables, simple texture, and more. These versatile designs will become wearable favorites in no time―and Marie’s clear instructions and helpful tips will ensure your success from start to finish. The hardest part will be choosing which one to cast on first!
Product Information:
Cover: Soft
Dimensions: 7.05 x 0.4 x 8.95 inches
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