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- Author: Kristina McGrath
- Publisher: Storey Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1635866243
- ISBN-13: 9781635866247
- Format: 15.8 x 20.6 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Knitting patterns are notorious for inaccuracies in measurements and confusing directions--but no more! The Knitting Design Handbook sets news standards for clear, accurate pattern writing, walking aspiring and experienced designers alike through each must-have component of a thorough, well-written pattern, including how to devise and present gauge, charts, and sizing information that is correct and easy-to-follow. With a focus on how to make patterns accessible to contemporary knitters--especially beginning knitters--this much-needed reference book is destined to become a classic in an industry that is beginning to professionalize after decades (even centuries!) of informal and home-based instruction. With 90,000 patterns being sold annually on the popular knitting community site Ravelry, there's a burgeoning group of indie knitwear designers eager for this guidance, provided by authors Kristina McGrath and Sarah Walworth, who run a popular technical editing business for knitters.
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- Author: Kristina McGrath
- Publisher: Storey Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1635866243
- ISBN-13: 9781635866247
- Format: 15.8 x 20.6 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Knitting patterns are notorious for inaccuracies in measurements and confusing directions--but no more! The Knitting Design Handbook sets news standards for clear, accurate pattern writing, walking aspiring and experienced designers alike through each must-have component of a thorough, well-written pattern, including how to devise and present gauge, charts, and sizing information that is correct and easy-to-follow. With a focus on how to make patterns accessible to contemporary knitters--especially beginning knitters--this much-needed reference book is destined to become a classic in an industry that is beginning to professionalize after decades (even centuries!) of informal and home-based instruction. With 90,000 patterns being sold annually on the popular knitting community site Ravelry, there's a burgeoning group of indie knitwear designers eager for this guidance, provided by authors Kristina McGrath and Sarah Walworth, who run a popular technical editing business for knitters.
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