Tag: books

Colour Confident Stitching: a book review

It’s been a while since I wrote my blog posts about color exploration and about some good books to use

It will probably not surprise you to hear that I dote on stitch dictionaries. This goes back to when I

I came up with the DSD double decrease several years ago. It’s a double decrease that is visually an exact

I was going to write a knitting book review this week, but then I really started reading the book, and

Last week I talked about broadening book searches to find more information about knitting. This blog post is essentially a

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the value of needlework books for finding information about specific fiber arts,

Before the web existed, it was sometimes hard to find much information about handcrafts, online or not. (Usenet and Gopher

When Kate Atherley writes a knitting book, I always want to get a good look at it. She knows her

A friend suggested that there’s no reason why my book reviews should be limited to new books, and this made

I’ve been admiring Hitomi Shida’s stitch patterns for quite a while now and have been planning to buy one of