These baby beanies are a joy to create, because the new Knook makes knitting fun! This specialized crochet hook creates true knitted fabric, while the attached cord completely prevents dropped stitches! It's great for beginners or anyone who would like to learn to knit the easy way. Clear instructions on the basic technique are provided for both right-hand and left-hand stitching, while photos illustrate each step. For easy to experienced skill levels, the 7 designs by Dorothy E. Uhlir are all made with light weight yarn: Bumps, Tracks, Double Diamonds, Doughnuts, Lace Diamonds, Waves, and Marbles. Each pattern is sized for Newborn to 3 months, 3-6 months, and 6-12 months.

"Now you can knit with a crochet hook!"--Cover.

Offers information about using the knook, a specialized crochet hook that creates true knitted fabric while the attached cord prevents dropped stitches.

Why should kids have all the fun when it comes to cute-as-a-button caps or fun and fanciful hats? And why can't little ones feel just like mom and dad with a fashionable newsboy visor or slouchy hat? In this delightful collection of 30 original patterns, everyone can get in on the fun.

Knooking is the quick and simple, new technique that uses a crochet hook to create a mesh-like structure with yarn that resembles a knitted fabric. Fun to do, knooking can be used to make almost anything you can think of. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions will guide you through everything you need to know about this simple technique. Learn how to make trendy accessories including hats, scarves, bags, mobile phone covers, and water bottle holders -- even sofa pillows! Knooking is easy to learn and perfect for beginners.

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Every baby needs these knits--and every knitter needs this book! The latest in the bestselling 60 Quick Knits series, it features easy, creative, adorable projects that range from blankets and booties to onesies, cardigans, hats, and toys. Each one is made in cuddly Cherub, a popular, well-priced, ultra-soft acrylic yarn.