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Books from Lion Brand
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The Touch of Yarn (Downloadable Braille Ready Format Book)
Article: #ToYBraille
This excellent beginning knitting book was written by a blind knitter and intended for used by both sighted and visually-impaired beginning knitters.
This version of the downloadable book is delivered in BRF (Braille Ready Format), set up for common braille reading devices or braille printers.
The instructions are clear, friendly and straightforward; each chapter is followed by a project that allows the you to implement what you have just learned.
Concepts covered in the book include:
- Slip knot
- Cast on
- Knit
- Bind off
- Yarn Over Increase
- Elastic or Delayed Bind Off
- Knit Two Together (k2tog) Decrease
- Purl
- Purl Two Together (p2tog) Decrease
- Installing a Life Line
- Reverse Knitting (tinking)
- Repairing a Dropped Stitch (Knitting Back Up)
- Joining pieces together with:
- Kitchener
- Three Needle Bind Off
- Mattress Stitch
- KFIB, M1 and modified M1 Increases
- SSK and SL1, K, PSSO Decreases
- Converting flat patterns to knitting in the round
- Picking up stitches
- Tutorials on needles, yarn and organization
The author says:
"I’ve spent almost a year writing what I believe is the most usable beginning knitting primer in the world. Why? Because I couldn’t find knitting lessons that were free of jargon. I couldn’t find a tutorial that broke every task into perfect detail and made me practice every step before I moved on. Because I couldn’t find a book that was easy to use and recapped things so I could find them quickly.
"I want your experience to be better than mine was from the first day you pick up your first set of knitting needles, those strange little pointy sticks. I don’t want you to be one of the sad and frustrated people that try with confusing or unclear instructions and wind up throwing the whole wad of needles, tangled yarn and, dare I say it, painfully awful knitting into a bag and giving it to a thrift store, like I almost did. There is no reason for it… now."
"Although pictures are not included, they aren't really necessary, because the text instructions are clear and accurate. The directions for the m1 increase are without doubt the best I have ever come across." -- Deborah Mason, knitter and retired teacher
The book is also available in large type PDF format for use in the Adobe Acrobat reader.
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The Touch of Yarn (Downloadable Large Type Book)
Article: #ToYarn
This excellent beginning knitting book was written by a blind knitter and intended for both sighted and visually-impaired beginning knitters. The instructions are clear, friendly and straightforward; each chapter is followed by a project that allows you to implement what you have just learned.
Concepts covered in the book include:
- Slip knot
- Cast on
- Knit
- Bind off
- Yarn Over Increase
- Elastic or Delayed Bind Off
- Knit Two Together (k2tog) Decrease
- Purl
- Purl Two Together (p2tog) Decrease
- Installing a Life Line
- Reverse Knitting (tinking)
- Repairing a Dropped Stitch (Knitting Back Up)
- Joining pieces together with:
- Kitchener
- Three Needle Bind Off
- Mattress Stitch
- KFIB, M1 and modified M1 Increases
- SSK and SL1, K, PSSO Decreases
- Converting flat patterns to knitting in the round
- Picking up stitches
- Tutorials on needles, yarn and organization
The author says:
"I’ve spent almost a year writing what I believe is the most usable beginning knitting primer in the world. Why? Because I couldn’t find knitting lessons that were free of jargon. I couldn’t find a tutorial that broke every task into perfect detail and made me practice every step before I moved on. Because I couldn’t find a book that was easy to use and recapped things so I could find them quickly.
"I want your experience to be better than mine was from the first day you pick up your first set of knitting needles, those strange little pointy sticks. I don’t want you to be one of the sad and frustrated people that try with confusing or unclear instructions and wind up throwing the whole wad of needles, tangled yarn and, dare I say it, painfully awful knitting into a bag and giving it to a thrift store, like I almost did. There is no reason for it… now."
"Although pictures are not included, they aren't really necessary, because the text instructions are clear and accurate. The directions for the m1 increase are without doubt the best I have ever come across." -- Deborah Mason, knitter and retired teacher
This is the large-type downloadable version of the book. When you purchase it, you will receive a PDF copy that you can read in Adobe Acrobat.
The book is also available in digital Braille Ready Format (BRF format) for use in common braille reading devices or braille printers. Click here to access the BRF product page.
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Small Comforts featuring Lion Brand Baby
Article: #75277
Lion Brand Babysoft yarn is featured in 6 baby projects to knit and crochet, including wraps, sweaters, hats, and a layette. The 4 crochet designs are Baby Block Blanket, Brand New Baby Sweater and Hat in one size (Newborn to 12 months), long-sleeved Baby Topper in 4 sizes (0-6 months, 12-18 months, 2-3 years, and 4 years), and Classic Coverlet. The 2 knitting projects are the Easy Peasy Sweater and Hat in 3 sizes (9 months, 18 months, and 3 years) and the Lullaby Layette with a blanket, hat, and booties plus a sweater in 3 sizes (6, 12, and 24 months).The designs are for easy and intermediate skill levels. 33 pages.
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Sumptuous Naturals featuring Lion Brand
Article: #75278
Lion Brand Fishermen's Wool is featured in 7 projects to knit and crochet for home and fashion. The 5 knit projects are the Lace Scarf, the felted Windy City Tote, the adult Warm Up Hat with earflaps, the Zig Zag Tweed Scarf, and the Ashford Shawl. The 2 crochet designs are the Starboard Hat and the Cloud Cascade Shawl. Skill levels range from beginner to intermediate. 25 pages.
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Great Warm-ups
Article: #75279
Lion Brand Homespun is featured in 6 crochet afghans: TV Lapghan (worked with 3 strands and a Q hook), Graphic Block Lapghan, Magnolia Afghan with a medallion panel, the circular Tweedy Wedges Afghan, Fall Hexagon Afghan, and Painterly Stripes Afghan. The skill levels are easy to intermediate. 33 pages.
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Cozy Cover-ups
Article: #75280
Lion Brand Homespun is featured in 6 cozy fashions to crochet and knit. The 4 crochet designs are the Perfect Pocketed Shawl, the Painted Shawl, the Santa Fe Wrap, and the Belle Scarf. The 2 knitted designs are the Library Capelet and the Shaded Triangles Wrap. Skill levels range from beginner to easy. 29 pages.
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Vanna's Fashions featuring Lion Brand
Article: #75281
Lion Brand Vanna's Choice is featured in 6 afghans and scarves to crochet and knit. The 5 crochet projects are the Anna Ripple Afghan with stripes in 4 colors, the Curly Scarf, the Tea Wrap, the Village Square Afghan with 4 colorways of 6" squares (using a total of 6 colors), and the lacy scarlet Color of Courage Scarf. There also is a Tumbling Cubes Afghan to knit using 15 colors. Skill levels are beginner to intermediate. 33 pages.
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Easy and Quick
Article: #75282
Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick is featured in 6 knit and crochet designs for home and fashion. The 4 knit projects are the easy Satchel Grande, the beginner-level Waterford Cardigan in 5 sizes (Small to 2X), the Winter Lace Afghan, and the Knitted Pocketed October Scarf. The 2 crochet designs are the Earth Blocks Afghan and the Floppy Beret. Skill levels range from beginner to easy. 32 pages.
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Vanna's Choice For You & Your Home
Article: #75265
The hours will fly when you settle in to create these patterns for warm afghans, cozy mittens and scarves, sweaters, and accessories. All of these designs were made with Vanna’s Choice yarn from the Lion Brand Yarn Company. It’s a worsted weight acrylic yarn that stays soft after washing and wears exceptionally well. 8 projects to crochet: Constellation Afghan, Spray of Color Mittens (3 variations), Lacy Scarf, Lucky Squares Afghan, Midnight Shawl, Modern Motif Afghan, On-The-Go Cardi, and Sunkissed Ripple Scarf.
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Vanna's Choice: Easy Crochet Critters
Article: #4646
Vanna White, Lion Brand Yarn Company’s spokesperson for over 14 years and America’s favorite crocheter, presents 10 little amigurumi animals that will capture your heart. From the alligator to the walrus, each of the 10 creatures can rest in the palm of your hand. Just think how much fun you'll have crocheting the whole zoo, when you use Vanna's Choice and Vanna's Choice Baby yarns. Enjoy the adventure of crocheting these winsome, wild creatures. They are wonderful to keep or to share! 10 designs to crochet: elephant, hippo, monkey, giraffe, alligator, lion, seal, walrus, penguin, and snowy owl. Sizes range from 4" to 8" tall.
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The Prayer Shawl Ministry - Volume 2
Article: #4622
This eagerly anticipated second volume of The Prayer Shawl Ministry book includes 10 shawl patterns to knit or crochet and a heartwarming follow-up on the three prayer shawl ministries introduced in the first book. Readers will identify with the dozens of letters to The Lion Brand Yarn Company from individuals sharing what the ministry means to them. This photo-rich book also includes prayers for many occasions and concerns, all of which may be used in any prayer shawl ministry. The handy guide to Lion Brand Homespun colors is a useful tool that knitters and crocheters will refer to again and again. In addition, a brief overview will familiarize readers with a new volunteer movement known simply as "Friendship Shawls," an idea promoted by the Warm Up America! organization. 10 designs: KNIT SHAWL PATTERNS: Garter Stitch, Cabled, Chevron, and Lacy; CROCHET SHAWL PATTERNS: Open Mesh, Wave, Lacework, and Elegant; FRIENDSHIP SHAWL PATTERNS: Knit Diamond and Crochet Granny Square
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Giggles & Grins
Article: #4645
12 cute crochet designs for your tot in Vanna's Choice Baby:
Baby Block, Amigurumi Elephant, Bear with Sweater, Granny Square Blankie, Froggie Hooded Baby Blanket, Mint Chip Booties, Shell Stitch Blanket, Mitered Magic Baby Blanket, Girls' Striped Cardigan, Boys' Striped Cardigan, Circle to Square Baby Afghan.
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The Story of Homespun
Article: #4599
9 Crocheted Afghans. Lion Brand Yarn Company proudly presents a collection of nine exquisite Homespun afghans,showcased in the historic American mill where homespun is produced. The book takes you through the steps of making Homespun and introduces you to its rich history. The Collection includes a lovely classic elegant afghan, a clever coloful wheels afghan, an heirloom.
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Vanna's Choice Yarn: Color it Beautiful Afghans
Article: #4432
Visit with Vanna White in this beautiful book, featuring 15 colorful crocheted throws in Vanna's Choice yarn. The book also has directions for 14 mix-and-match crochet pattern stitch squares that you can use to create your own masterpiece. It's a wonderful collection for you or your favorite crocheter.
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