Top 4 Gifts for Knitters (2026)

Knit or crochet 138 unique gifts to give away or keep them for yourself The cover shows all 33 Native American designs that are included in this book. This book also includes written instructions on how to read and use it's graphs/ charts to make knitted or crochet wash/ face/ dish cloths, bath mats, place mats, throw pillows and blankets of all sizes. These graphs can also be used for cross stitch, plastic canvas, beading and/or anything else that needs or uses a graph.About the AuthorAngela M. Foster is a versatile author/creator of several different book series of picture books, workbooks, reading books, educational/learning books, knitting & crochet pattern books, plastic canvas pattern books, genealogy vital records books, and more. You can follow her on Facebook at https: //www.facebook.com/AngelaMFoster47 or on Twitter at https: //twitter.com/AngelaMFoster4 or on Pinterest at https: //www.pinterest.com/amfoster4/

Are you tired of avoiding patterns because they don't exactly match your yarn or measurements? "Math for Knitters," by Kate Atherley, is your key to pattern freedom! This practical guide transforms intimidating knitting calculations into simple arithmetic anyone can master. Finally understand what gauge really means and how to work with it when yours doesn't precisely match the pattern. Learn to confidently substitute yarns without running short or wasting money. Customize garments to fit your unique body perfectly by making strategic alterations to length, shaping, and edgings. Atherley breaks down complex concepts into bite-sized, approachable steps. You'll discover how to: - Calculate yardage for different yarn weights - Distribute increases and decreases evenly - Modify necklines for better fit and style - Adjust patterns for different gauges No more skipping patterns because they don't come in your exact size or settling for garments that don't fit quite right. With clear examples and straightforward methods, you'll gain the skills to adapt appropriate patterns to your needs--and identify when it's time to look for something better suited to what you want. The best part? You only need basic arithmetic--no complex math required! Whether you're a beginner ready to move beyond basic patterns or an experienced knitter wanting more control, this book will transform your crafting experience.About the AuthorKate Atherley has been teaching knitting professionally for more than 15 years at stores and events all over Canada, the U.S., and the U.K. Custom Fit Hats is her ninth book, and the fourth in her series on customizing projects for perfect fit and style; it joins works on socks, mittens, and shawls. Her focus in all her work is the empowerment of knitters, illuminating both the methods and mechanics of the craft. The combination of her university degree in mathematics, professional experience in software development and usability, and training in garments and fashion design give her a unique perspective. She also works as a technical editor, helping other designers and authors bring their work into the world. She lives in Toronto with her husband and the family of skunks under their porch. Visit her online at kateatherley.com for more information.

This fully illustrated book gives a child an introduction to loom knitting. Instructions on how to knit accessories for American Girl and American Girl mini dolls are included. The child can knit scarves, backpacks, hats and mittens for her doll. Although the book is written with children in mind, any beginner interested in knitting doll accessories will find the book helpful.About the AuthorAfter Sherralyn St. Clair had written several books on sewing for dolls she experimented with loom knitting for dolls. The result of her experiments was this children's book, Learn to Loom Knit for Your Dolls. She found that her MA in Curriculum and Instruction helped her write instructions for all her books.