Circular Knitting Workshop
by Margaret Radcliffe

If you hate seaming, you should try circular knitting! Also called "knitting in the round," circular knitting lets you make tubes and circles. Small tubes can make a sock, large tubes can make the body of a sweater, and a large circle can make a shawl! In this comprehensive book that covers various forms of circular knitting, Margaret Radcliffe begins with the basics. She includes how-to sections on knitting in the round using a circular needle, double point needles, two circular needles, Magic Loop, and knitting two tubes at a time, as for socks. Along the way, she presents interesting cast-ons and bind-offs, as well as good general knitting techniques. She also covers converting patterns written to be knit flat to circular knitting. Once you've mastered the basics, you're ready for the 38 projects, making scarves, hats, socks, bags, and sweaters.

Softcover, 319 pages

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