Description
As beginning knitters build confidence, they are looking to expand their knowledge and dive into new challenges. Color knitting appeals to knitters who want to add vibrant, complex patterns to their sweaters, hats, mittens, and more. For the uninitiated, color knitting can be intimidating, because different methods can be used to add color. It is fairly easy to find colorwork patterns, but books containing good instruction in the fundamental techniques are lacking. "Teach Yourself VISUALLY Color Knitting" explains, step by step, the various methods, from intarsia to stranded to modular and entrelac knitting, as well as provides a variety of patterns so that readers can put their newfound skills to use. It also includes a variety of stitch patterns, extending the book's usefulness beyond the initial learning of the basic skills.
