Scarves

by Trisha Malcolm

It's fast to finish, fun to wear, and the perfect accessory to complete any outfit. Knitters who are on the go will find that a scarf project will fit nicely into even the smallest bag and travel right along with them anywhere. And, this handy pocket-sized book can come right along too! Get glamorous with a "fur" boa, and take cover under a hooded style. For classic beauty, choose from a lace-and-leaves wrap, an antique fan-and-feather stole, or rose lace. Snuggle into a reversible appliquéd wrap or tell a child "I love ewe" with a sheep scarf. Every one of these 25 scarves is so attractive you'll want to make them for all your friends and family! A Selection of F&W's Book Clubs. 96 pages (all in color), 5 1/2 x 7.

Genres: Knitting, Crafts

96 pages, Hardcover

First published June 30, 2000

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See also Vogue Knitting Magazine

Reviews

[Ligaya]

This book contains 26 scarves, shawls, and wraps of a wide range of styles, gauges, stitch patterns, and color ways. It's a little book with accompanying little photos. There are stitch charts and color charts as needed. Not everything is a basic rectangle and there's a lot in here to keep knitters busy. I didn't find anything that grabbed me, though.

[Apryl Anderson]

Nice selection of decorative knitted fabrics for all skill levels in a pocket-sized edition. Recommended for any knitter who's looking for inspiration or instruction.

[Tara]

Very inspiring. I will go back to this one and see if I can decipher the patterns a little later.

[Coquette Nymph]

Lots of cute stuff!