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Son of Stitch 'n Bitch

45 Projects to Knit and Crochet for Men

Debbie Stoller
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Pages
215
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
Workman Publishing Company

About

Debbie Stoller knows that at least half the projects women knit are intended for the men in their lives. She also knows that knitting

for a boyfriend or husband or father is full of pitfalls. The answer Son of Stitch 'N Bitch, the hip, smart knitter's guide to knitting for men.

This attitude-packed guide to knitting and crocheting for the men in your life covers the pitfalls, the tricks, and the rewards, plus 45 awesome projects, every one guy, reviewed and approved, and many designed by male knitters or women using men as design partners.
• Why "what's your favorite color?" is a dangerous question.
• Sweater sizing on the sly: Measure one he already loves to wear.
• Why NOT to bring him along to pick out the yarn, and how you can't go wrong with luxurious alpacas, silks, cashmeres, and camels, even for the most macho of boyfriends.
• Say adios forever to the curse of the boyfriend sweater.

Part 1: I Know What Boys Like: Knitting for Men

Part 2: The Patterns

• Scarves, Hats, Mittens

• Sweaters and Vests

• Socks and Accessories

Resource Guide

References

Index

Credits

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  • Knitting
  • Needlework
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