Patty Lyons | Knitting Bag of Tricks

SEALY MACWHEELY LTD

£15.99

Signed by Patty Lyons Herself! Solve your knitting problems – from edges that won’t behave to getting your yarn tension right – with over 70 knitting hacks. Inspired by questions asked by Patty’s students from around the world, this book features tutorials for knitters of all levels. It also features over 200 technical illustrations to help you learn new skills with clear step-by-step instructions. Cartoons by illustrator Franklin Habit, and Patty’s own humorous ‘purls’ of wisdom, will resonate with knitters of all abilities and have you laughing while you learn.

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