Learn to Knit, Love to Knit - Tapa blanda

'Our prediction for the next big thing in knitting.' --Mollie Makes, October 2012

'The collection of 20 garments and accessories not only teaches the basics of the craft but will also make the newbie knitter the envy of all her fashionable friends.' --Knitting Magazine, Autumn 2012

'Learn to Knit, Love to Knit has some stunning vintage-inspired colour projects for beginners.' --Image Interiors & Living, September 2012

'Anna Wilkinson's debut book, Learn to Knit, Love to Knit, is perfect for anyone who's looking to pick up the needles for the first time. Anna takes you through all the stitches in simple step-by-step, then helps you practise with her then 'Learn to Knit' designs, which use only the most basic techniques. Then, as your confidence grows, you can move onto other projects which involve more advance stitches.' --Crafts Beautiful, November 2012

'Anna Wilkinson's debut book, Learn to Knit, Love to Knit, is perfect for anyone who's looking to pick up the needles for the first time. Anna takes you through all the stitches in simple step-by-step, then helps you practise with her then 'Learn to Knit' designs, which use only the most basic techniques. Then, as your confidence grows, you can move onto other projects which involve more advance stitches.' --Crafts Beautiful, November 2012

Anna Wilkinson is a splendid fresh talent in the world of knitwear design who, for her debut book, has put together a collection of 20 contemporary garments and accessories that not only teach you the basics of the craft but also give results that will be the envy of all your friends. Starting with the simplest stocking stitch scarf, knitted as long as you dare in quick-to-knit chunky yarn, Anna shows how you can make covetable accessories with just a few basic techniques. Moving through the projects, the Detachable Lace Collar and Eyelet Lace Top are both simple ones with which to hone your lace knitting skills. Colourful, fun and highly desirable, Anna's designs are flattering to women of all shapes and exceptionally easy to wear. A textured cape, knitted in a gorgeous two-colour, tweed-effect stitch, can just as easily be thrown over jeans as worn with something more dressy. Either way, the wow-effect of this knitted cape belies the simplicity of how it is made. Throughout the book, Anna is on hand with a ready-reference of techniques and tips to guide you. So, if you have ever really wanted to learn to knit but you have yet to find the right beginner's projects to tempt you, then Learn to Knit, Love to Knit is the book for you.