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Rowan Junior: Over 35 Knitting Designs for Babies and Children Up to 12 Years

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Out of the many, many knitting books I have this is my absolute favorite. The patterns are so beautiful and timeless. I have knitted at least 5 items from this book, and have not come across a mistake yet. Rowan is very careful about the accuracy of their patterns, and it definitely shows in Junior Knits. I recommend this book to everyone who wants to knit for children, although I wouldn't recommend it for beginners.

I have enjoyed this book immensely and have knitted a couple of items from it. It provides inspiration even if you want to adapt and change patterns. My favourite kids knitting book for kids though is Pipsqueaks by Kim Hargreaves also. It is one you come back to again and again.

Every pattern is adorable and very up-to-date. The photography is wonderful and the models-wow! They are so cute! Most of the patterns range from 3 years to 10-12 years old. It is well worth your money and a must-have. I would like to make every one of the patterns shown in the book.

I don't know why this book is so expensive on Amazon. You can get it on Elann dot com for $20. I'm looking forward to getting my copy. Rowan has such nice designs.

This book is full of fun, easy to follow patterns for youngsters. The couple of sweaters that I have already knit from this book have turned out great and I can't wait to get started on my next project.

Over thirty modern knitting designs for babies and kids up to age twelve are included in Rowan Junior: Over Thirty Five Knitting Designs For Babies And Children Up To Twelve Years, a project-oriented knitter's guide which covers everything from hats and scarves to garments. Add the artistic and colorful photography of children modeling these creations and you have a practical guide packed with inspiration and instructions.

I love this knitting book. There are some projects other than sweaters. This could be used by anyone from beginning to advanced knitting experience. Yarn selection is difficult in my area as I do not usually knit with wool for children.