26
Aug
Bead Knitting , book review , cables and textured knitting , color knitting , designing fun , history of knitting , Knitting -- general , Lace knitting , stranded colorwork

Pssst … here’s a heads up for ya …

... just a few of the Interweave books I have in my reference library

… just a few of the Interweave books I have in my reference library

If you’ve read my blog for any length of time, you know that I love books about knitting almost as much as I love knitting. I love to review books and, if you’ve ever taken a class from me, you’ve experienced this first-hand — my handouts ALWAYS include a heavily annotated resource listing.

The funny thing that I’ve noticed over the years is that the bulk of my really good knitting books come from basically one of two places: classic books (EZ or Maggie Righetti, etc) OR Interweave Press. I have almost all the knitting books IP has ever published … and I keep these and refer to them all the time.

Now, here’s the part about the “heads up” … seems Interweave is having a BIG Labor Day sale. Check it out and see ifyou don’t agree that Interweave sells some of the best books on knitting (and other fibery-fun crafts)! Here’s a link to the sale … Save up to 60% on the Labor Day Sale at Interweave

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