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"This is a real treasury of cable stitches." —Knitting News
"I like that the new guides are cataloged by stitches . . . the originals were full of a little bit of everything." —knitty.com
"This is the ultimate reference library for those knitters who like to explore different textures and designs." —Yarn
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Offering clear, concise knitting instructions, this series has served as a classic reference for handcrafters for more than 30 years.
Featuring 250 texture-friendly designs for knitters of all skill levels, this handbook gives techniques for cable, ripple, knot, and twist stitches. The reference provides a multitude of new knitting patterns both for the home and to wear—such as a honeycomb afghan, medallion-rippled sweater, and twisted-arches scarf. Beautifully photographed swatches are displayed with the latest yarns and include easy-to-follow instructions and design tips. An all-in-one guide to creating textures and cables, this crafting resource is the perfect knitting companion.
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