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Essentially Feminine Knits: 25 Must-Have Chic Designs

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Essentially Feminine Knits: 25 Must-Have Chic Designs
By: Lene Holme Samsøe
Publisher: Interweave Books
www.interweavestore.com

Reviewed by: Caitlin Eaton, Editor for AllFreeKnitting

If you're anything like me, then you've always been drawn to vintage styles.  I also tend to lean towards the funkier — and sometimes just plain weird — styles, but nothing compares to that classic piece in my closet that I can pair with anything!  For all the classic women out there who see the value (and beauty) in a sturdy and stylish cardigan, this collection of 25 charming patterns is meant for you.  

 

Inside, knitters are treated to gorgeous photos and patterns for everything a gal needs, including sweaters, tops, jackets, hats, scarves and even mittens.  Each pattern features elegant details, flattering shaping and a refreshing modern twist.  Author Lene Holme Samsøe explains, "If you're crazy about knitting, you already know that creating a knitted garment is the perfect antidote to the busy lives we lead."  So, if you find yourself in dire need of a knitting break, just pick up one of the quick and simple patterns from Essentially Feminine Knits. And if you're looking for a larger project to keep yourself busy, this book has a multitude of long cable cardigans to appease you!  

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EGS1217 0843222

Dec 14, 2012

Looks like an interesting book. I have a HUGE collection of knitting books and magazines--which I find online, through book clubs or on sale at local book stores. I thought this was purely a review? Where do you all get the 'giveaway' or 'contest' idea from? Seems to me the book was being reviewed only, or am I missing some vital info? She gave the weblink for the book too, so I'll check there first. :)

monique200345 2027 027

Dec 12, 2012

trs intressant

edelweissknits

Dec 12, 2012

Looks like a great book :) I would love to have it! Not sure how to enter though, as I can't find a link or entry form anywhere..

darlenekrystal 072 6899

Dec 12, 2012

Cool looking Sweater!!!

monique200345 2027 027

Dec 11, 2012

fantastique

monique200345 2027 027

Dec 11, 2012

ce livre est trs pratique

monique200345 2027 027

Dec 11, 2012

trs intressant

Barb Jackson

Dec 09, 2012

I would like this but how do you enter?

nikkiknits2

Dec 09, 2012

Is this a scam? This link takes me to junk.

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Dec 07, 2012

Your giveaway links are out of date.

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Dec 07, 2012

How do we enter to win?

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