Mindful Knitting
by Tara Jon Manning | 
French Girl Knits
by Kristeen Griffin-Grimes | 
Cornish Guernseys and Knit-frocks
by Mary Wright | 
Itty-Bitty Hats
by Susan B. Anderson | 
Baby Knits For Beginners
by Debbie Bliss |
Traditional Knitting Patterns from Scandinavia, the British Isles, France, Italy
by James Norbury |
Knitting Counterpanes
by Mary Walker Phillips | 
Mosaic Knitting
by Barbara G. Walker |
Knitter's Handy Book of Top-Down Sweaters
by Ann Budd | 
Zen and the Art of Knitting
by Bernadette Murphy | 
Stitch 'n Bitch Superstar Knitting
by Debbie Stoller |
Patterns for Guernseys, Jerseys & Arans
by Gladys Thompson | 
Knitting in Plain English
by Maggie Righetti |
Knitting Brioche
by Nancy Marchant |
Sweater Workshop
by Jacqueline Fee |
A Treasury of Knitting Patterns
by Barbara G. Walker |
A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns
by Barbara G. Walker |
Knitting Without Tears
by Elizabeth Zimmermann | 
Victorian Lace Today
by Jane Sowerby | 
Alice Starmore's Book of Fair Isle Knitting
by Alice Starmore |
From casual to formal, the kimono shape has endured for centuries as an internationally recognized icon of Japanese life and culture. With 18 original designs, each a knitted interpretation of a traditional kimono style, this handbook makes knitting homemade kimonos deceptively easy. Projects are based on rectangular forms that require very little shaping, and are ideal first-garment projects for knitters wanting to venture beyond scarves. Clever details in stitch patterns and edgings, such as the use of silk, linen, and bamboo yarns, add sophistication and elegance to even the simplest designs. The flattering drape and luxurious style of the kimono will appeal to veteran and beginning knitters alike.