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Knitting goes large : 20 designs to flatter your figure / Sharon Brant with Jennie Atkinson [and others].

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : St. Martin's Griffin, 2009.Edition: 1st edDescription: 139 pages : illustrations ; 27 cmISBN:
  • 9780312540104
  • 0312540108
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 746.432 22
LOC classification:
  • TT825 .B69 2009
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Contents:
Cabled tunic -- Ribbed shawl -- Seed stitch jacket -- Large collar jacket -- Collared tunic -- Bow sweater -- Split neck tunic -- Cabled vest -- Fair Isle sweater -- Striped scarf -- Wrap jacket -- Lace tunic -- Lacy cardigan -- Swing jackets -- Textured top -- Scarf and stole -- Camisole -- Peplum jacket -- Twisted rib cardigan -- Cabled bag -- Knitting information -- Knitting abbreviations -- Yarn information.
Summary: Trying to find great knit designs in larger sizes is not always easy. Knitting Goes Large aims to fill the gap by offering a selection of 20 great knits for all occasions and all seasons for larger women with varying figure types. This beautiful collection of plus-size styles will appeal to women who want more generously proportioned garments, and this time, by popular request, the knits go a size or two larger than many other books available. The key designs are by Martin Storey, Wendy Baker, Jennie Atkinson, and Kim Hargreaves, edited by Sharon Brant, coauthor of Rowan's Classic Knits for Real Women. Sharon, a plus-size woman herself, offers an introduction which explains how to make the right pattern choice for your figure type and size, how to amend patterns, for example, should you lengthen or shorten a garment to make the most of your assets, helpful dos and don'ts and tons of advice on garment sizes and shapes, details, textures, and colors that will complement a curvaceous figure. The patterns come in six sizes, starting from size 16, giving a chance for even the most generously-sized women to find something that will suit their figure type. Included are some great contemporary designs, with an emphasis on softly wrapping shapes, which is ideal for fuller figures. Whether you are looking for warm winter jackets, comfortable sweaters, cool, summer cardigans or tunics, neat tops to wear under a suit or pretty evening cover-ups, you will find something to suit your figure and your taste, all in popular, classic Rowan yarns. The designs in this book are perfect for real everyday women looking to sport a comfortable, contemporary style that fits their shape.
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Cabled tunic -- Ribbed shawl -- Seed stitch jacket -- Large collar jacket -- Collared tunic -- Bow sweater -- Split neck tunic -- Cabled vest -- Fair Isle sweater -- Striped scarf -- Wrap jacket -- Lace tunic -- Lacy cardigan -- Swing jackets -- Textured top -- Scarf and stole -- Camisole -- Peplum jacket -- Twisted rib cardigan -- Cabled bag -- Knitting information -- Knitting abbreviations -- Yarn information.

Trying to find great knit designs in larger sizes is not always easy. Knitting Goes Large aims to fill the gap by offering a selection of 20 great knits for all occasions and all seasons for larger women with varying figure types. This beautiful collection of plus-size styles will appeal to women who want more generously proportioned garments, and this time, by popular request, the knits go a size or two larger than many other books available. The key designs are by Martin Storey, Wendy Baker, Jennie Atkinson, and Kim Hargreaves, edited by Sharon Brant, coauthor of Rowan's Classic Knits for Real Women. Sharon, a plus-size woman herself, offers an introduction which explains how to make the right pattern choice for your figure type and size, how to amend patterns, for example, should you lengthen or shorten a garment to make the most of your assets, helpful dos and don'ts and tons of advice on garment sizes and shapes, details, textures, and colors that will complement a curvaceous figure. The patterns come in six sizes, starting from size 16, giving a chance for even the most generously-sized women to find something that will suit their figure type. Included are some great contemporary designs, with an emphasis on softly wrapping shapes, which is ideal for fuller figures. Whether you are looking for warm winter jackets, comfortable sweaters, cool, summer cardigans or tunics, neat tops to wear under a suit or pretty evening cover-ups, you will find something to suit your figure and your taste, all in popular, classic Rowan yarns. The designs in this book are perfect for real everyday women looking to sport a comfortable, contemporary style that fits their shape.

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