Susan Guagliumi Bücher

Ein Garten benötigt mehr als Pflanzen und einen grünen Daumen! Auch hübsche Töpfe, Werkzeuge und Setzhölzer oder eine praktische Kletterhilfe für Rankengewächse gehören dazu. Viele dieser Gegenstände lassen sich mit einfachen Mitteln und ohne großen Aufwand selber herstellen – und das Beste dabei ist, dass sie noch individueller und schöner aussehen als die im Fachhandel erhältlichen Standardprodukte. Die 75 originellen Do-it-yourself-Projekte dieses Buches werden Schritt-für-Schritt erläutert. Sie lassen sich ohne besondere handwerkliche Fähigkeiten nachbauen und können auch Inspiration für eigene Kreationen sein.

Focusing on oversized eyelet, ladder, and slit effects, this book offers machine knitters a variety of innovative techniques suitable for any brand and gauge machine. It features methods for creating 2 to 5 stitch eyelets, manipulated ladders, and slits in multiple orientations, all achieved through traditional stitch manipulation techniques like twisting and rehanging. The author’s distinctive style ensures a practical and creative approach, resulting in a unique collection of usable knitting methods.

A knitting machine can knit in seconds what might take hours to produce by hand. Still, there are plenty of stitches and effects that the machine cannot execute automatically. For these, your hands take charge.Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters is a rich sourcebook that includes detailed information on all types of hand-manipulated stitches: twisted, wrapped, woven, lifted, rehung, transferred and cabled. All techniques are described in generic language, suitable for any knitting machine. In addition, the first chapter offers a clear description of how machines form stitches and is especially helpful for new knitters. A companion DVD to this book is keyed to text pages and offers additional explanation for techniques covered in the book.This edition of Hand-Manipulated Stitches is identical to the original, 1990 Taunton Press edition, though it does include a number of corrections that came to light after the initial publication.

Focusing on the adaptation of hand knit patterns for knitting machines, this comprehensive guide offers detailed insights into techniques and methods not typically found in standard manuals. It features heavily illustrated chapters on essential processes like casting on and binding off, alongside an extensive overview of different machines and basic stitches. Additionally, it includes specialized sections on converting Mosaic stitches and lace designs, a unique Entrelac method, and innovative approaches to Modular knitting, making it an invaluable resource for both hand and machine knitters.

Focusing on the innovative technique of Bridging, this sequel empowers intermediate machine knitters with total control over their knitting process. It allows for mid-row stitch size changes, selective needle use, and the interruption of the carriage for creative textural effects. The book features vibrant color illustrations across 170 pages and includes patterns for garments and accessories that showcase these advanced techniques. Ideal for those looking to elevate their machine knitting skills, it offers practical guidance and inspiration.