Low in fat and high in fibre, these twenty novelty knitted pieces of fast food are ideal as quirky gifts, play-aids or just to amuse yourself!

Susie Johns has designed this mouth-watering collection of novelty knitted food items, ranging from hot dogs and cheeseburgers to sushi and fried breakfasts, as part of the popular '20 to Make' series. Perfect as gifts, play aids or simply to amuse your family and friends! They range from quick and simple to make to more complex and challenging, but all are novel and rewarding to make. All you need are some basic craft materials and tools. With twenty unique designs, and variations based on the same methods, you should try making fast food - with no calories whatsoever!

You do not need an allotment to produce this abundant crop of vegetables – just needles, yarn and a little knitting know-how. Ranging from everyday carrots and peas to more exotic chili peppers and artichokes, you can whip up a whole basketful of fun novelty knits in the time it takes to do your shopping!

Create a fruit basket your friends will never forget! These novelty knitting projects range from quick and easy to more challenging, and cover apples, pears, mangoes, grapes, cherries and more – there's even a banana to unzip.

Presents basic knitting techniques and instructions for making a backpack, pillow, doll, and other simple projects.

More than 50 designs and easy-to-follow knitting patterns for making a variety of stuffed fruits and vegetables.

Contents; Giant Needle Know-How 08; Knitting basics 10; Yarns for giant needles 18; Giant-needle textures 22; Knitting with rags 24; Gallery Of Projects 26; Ridged scarf with fringe 28; Woven-thread scarf 32; Scrap scarves 36; Gossamer scarf 40; Zigzag scarf with bead trim 44; Chenille boa collars 48; Pompom rib scarf 52; Strawstring.

20 unique and inspiring designs for knitted egg cosies.

Contains complete step-by-step instructions for learning how to knit and crochet.

They're hiding under the bed. And in the closet. And anywhere else you've stashed yarn. They're friendly little monsters, and they're ready to come out and play! Popular designer Rebecca Danger presents 20 patterns for the most adorable monsters ever to climb off a pair of knitting needles. All are shown in two colorways, and most are done in two yarn weights, to help you pick the perfect yarn to suit your monster's personality.