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Author: Pam Powers
Publisher: Stackpole Books
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Sometimes you need a project that will be quick, giving you nearly immediate satisfaction, and just look stunning. Dress-to-Impress Knitted Scarves is full of such patterns.
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This isn’t just another scarf book. The patterns showcase interesting design elements and constructions. These are real statement pieces that can make an outfit.
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I love that the author includes written instructions and charts- it’s the best of both worlds. The book is full of helpful diagrams and pictures for finishing as well. It even has step by step photos for techniques such as a 3-needle bind-off and working short rows.
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Thanks to Stackpole Books, you have a chance to win your own copy of Dress-to-Impress. Just leave a comment here by Wednesday, January 28th (11:59pm ET) telling me what you like about scarves, cowls, and/or ascots. Open to US residents only.
Wow! These scarves are absolutely gorgeous would love to challenge myself to knit one of these! Currently practicing “speed knitting” w my left hand & trying to teach to knit better right handed as well & practicing w cotton yarn, so at least I can use these practice squares as wash cloths after, not pretty to look at but still useful. (:
Gorgeous scarfs. I would love to try my hand at these.
the baklava is really cute.
Lovely….I want to see more….
I make scarves to give to people who need something warm. It would be so nice to make them your out-of-the-way ordinary scarves.