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27 Patterns for Little Men + Grow-with-Me Tips & Tricks by Kate Oates
Boys love to be knitted for too! With the designs in this book, you will have fun creating stylish knits that the boys in your life will be excited to wear. 27 patterns for sweaters, tops, vests, hoodies, mittens, hats, and more that boys will want to wear. Special section on how to knit for kids: choosing colors and styles, sizing, how to make a sweater “grow with” your child, how to find a comfortable fit, tempting kids with texture. Clear pattern instructions and a tutorial section for special techniques make the patterns accessible for all levels of knitters.
Kate Oates is the designer for Tot Toppers & When I Grow Up. In particular, she enjoys designing hats and garments for babies and children, as these projects often reflect a whimsical spirit. Kate's When I Grow Up line is for those of us who are not tots, featuring a modern classic style. Kate also strives to add specifically to the growing body of knits for boys as she has two of her own! You can find her patterns at your local yarn store or online at http://www.tottoppers.com. She also does freelance work for a variety of publications. In her non-knitting life, Kate has recently completed a PhD in Political Science from the University of Florida. She lives with her family in Lexington, South Carolina, which includes her husband Ryan, her children Jesse and Charlie (two very handsome Tot Toppers models), and her beloved dogs Cooper and Lou.
July 2015
If there's anyone who understands what makes little boys tick, it's Kate Oates. She's worked as a kidswear designer in her native US since 2009, but first and foremost she's a mum to four young men. Kate's designs are fun, bold and playful. Just the things a little boy would want. And her experience as a parent has informed her work too. Her clothes are hard-wearing and practical. Importantly she's included advice on how to get extra growth and room from the garments you make to eke as much life from them as possible. And while some of Kate's designs have a modern feel, like the sweater with the T-rex intarsia motif or the knitted t-shirt, others have a timeless vintage look.; These are perfect clothes for your young mans adventures.
May 2015
Most knitting patterns are for women and girls, but that doesn't mean that boys don't like hand knits... they do! Here's a choice collection of patterns for boys in styles that they'll love to wear. Glean tips on choosing the right colours, textures and designs for the lads you're knitting for, learn how to make clothes that 'grow' with your child, then start work on any or all of the 27 brilliant knits. You can kit him out with mittens, hates and hoodies, as well as sweaters, tops and more.
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Mini Knitted Christmas
By Sue Stratford
All-New Twenty to Make: Scarves to Knit
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By Niina Laitinen & Minna Metsänen
Classic Nordic Knits for Kids
By Trine Frank Påskesen
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