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🧶📚 My Top 7 Knitting/Crochet Books 📚🧶
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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2023
- “Knit This” by Veronika Lindberg (Kutovakika)
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“Viking Knits” by Lasse Matberg
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“Close Knit” by Lærke Bagger
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“Made With Love” by Tom Daley
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“A Crochet World of Creepy Cre…..” by Rikki Gustafson
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“The Tunisian Crochet Handbook” by Toni Lipsey (TL Yarn Crafts)
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“Crochet Crush” by Molla Mills
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I would highly recommend the book Klader! by Nina Ericson. It was published in the late 80's, and while it is not specifically a knitting or crochet book, it is about design choices, individualism in style, diy, and thinking outside the box. I have owned it and given it away so many times, and it's usually available for pretty cheap on better world or thrift books. It is the ultimate inspo!
I'll check it out! Thanks for the recommendation 😊
Ohh I love that you talk so fondly of Kutovakika, she's actually the first knitter I've watched on CZcams and got me thinking it was really nice to knit watching a knitter talk about her knitting 🤭
Thanks for this video and all the good recommandations!
I started following her in 2019 when I was getting into photography and then she posted a video showing her sweater collection and my jaw dropped. I had been knitting on and off for years (just really small and sad scarves). After I saw that video, I immediately made my first sweater. She’s so inspirational 🥰
@@BreathingYarn oh waw 😍
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I am working on the Storm Hoodie in Viking Knits. Apparently that book is notorious for having patterns that are very vague. I agree as I had to improvise in one part and it was so stressful LOL but so far so good! I am making it for my husband and I am so close to being done!
Your commentary is top tier. So good.
Sometimes following a tutorial from a book is so hard for me. But I’ll definitely check some of these out!!
I definitely think “Knit This” (the first book) has the easiest to follow patterns.
Your comments about the “A Crochet World of Creepy Cre…..” book made me laugh so much! Just the best!
“Retired Thor” 😂😂😂😂😂
Please, please, please, show us all the books. I love craft books.
I hadn't heard of most of these books, very inspiring!
"It makes me want to read a book about boats" hahaha This cracked me up...but I do know the feeling :)
I love collecting crafting books, so if you have any recommendations, please please lemme know! ❤
I need that Molly mills crochet book but I want the rest of them too❤
These books do intrigue me. The amigurumi one doesnt tho. Im not into stuffed anything. Although a pillow is an entirely different thing to me, lol. Love pillows but the hubby is not so i have to keep that on the downlow. That yellow sweater does nothing for me, sorry. Mabe if it was differently designed, mm now thats a thought. Make it my own way, like a lightening strike perhaps? Ooo, or a highland cow look? At any rate, im saving this vid for when i order books again❣
I love hearing about what makes people excited about projects and pass on others. It’s so interesting how much style & preference differs from person to person
What a good video
Loved this video!
About Lasse. You pronounce the E. it's a short e, but pronounced like the Swedish ä (but short). Hard to describe in text haha!!
That’s really helpful! I was able to look how to pronounce that Swedish “ ä “. Thank you!!!
@@BreathingYarn Actually , think of the word latte, like the coffee drink latte machiato for example. Now instead of saying latte you say lasse. It is not an ä, but a short e. Huggs from Germany. 🙂
Anyone have a rec for slightly beyond beginner knitting books?
I’m gonna guess it’s pronounced “La-Suh”