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The Knitchick's Guide to Sweaters: Classic Styles for the Modern Knitter | Marcelle Karp, Pauline Wall

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Pick up this book, grab your needles and become a Knitchick! The Knitchicks present a comprehensive, practical, hands-on guide to knitting any sweater you could possibly want. No need to fear, because each of the designs is easy to knit, totally wearable and comes with a hearty helping of Knitchick personality. It's time to have fun with your sticks! Inside The Knitchicks' Guide to Sweaters, you'll find: more than 25 simple, classic sweater designs for women, men and children. information that will help you understand patterns - not just follow them. Adjust the patterns for a perfect fit, or even design your own. step-by-step photographs of all the need-to-know techniques - no reference books required! Let the Knitchicks teach you sweater savvy and show you how to declare your knitting independence!

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The Knitchick's Guide to Sweaters: Classic Styles for the Modern Knitter | Marcelle Karp, Pauline Wall

Hello #LitsyCrafters ! I‘m making a vest out of baby alpaca yarn that was given to me. I‘m actually further along than this photo; I‘ve split at the armholes and am currently working up the back.