Master of Cross-Crochet. 5,000 Stylish Patterns. A guide to creating trendy shoulder garments with a perfect fit. 10 steps to creating a... – Ekaterina Trigub – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-234698-9
Master of Cross-Crochet. 5,000 Stylish Patterns. A guide to creating trendy shoulder garments with a perfect fit. 10 steps to creating a...
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Have you ever looked at a knitted item and thought, "I want that—but in my own way?" A different collar, longer, a perfect fit just for me? This book gives you that opportunity.
This isn't a set of ready-made instructions, but a system that teaches you how to knit any pattern, in any size, with any yarn.
You understand the logic of crosswise knitting—and no longer rely on other people's instructions.
Crosswise knitting changes the very approach to work: the fabric grows in width, the rows are vertical, the shape of the piece develops gradually. This makes the pieces look softer, more modern, closer to knitted fabric—and that's often how they're perceived. The main difficulty here is the calculations. An early mistake can cost the entire piece.
This book solves this problem: you get a clear system that helps you accurately calculate a piece based on your measurements, yarn, and pattern. You go through the entire process step by step, from the idea to the finished item, and at some point you catch yourself thinking: “I can knit anything.”
This isn't a set of ready-made instructions, but a system that teaches you how to knit any pattern, in any size, with any yarn.
You understand the logic of crosswise knitting—and no longer rely on other people's instructions.
Crosswise knitting changes the very approach to work: the fabric grows in width, the rows are vertical, the shape of the piece develops gradually. This makes the pieces look softer, more modern, closer to knitted fabric—and that's often how they're perceived. The main difficulty here is the calculations. An early mistake can cost the entire piece.
This book solves this problem: you get a clear system that helps you accurately calculate a piece based on your measurements, yarn, and pattern. You go through the entire process step by step, from the idea to the finished item, and at some point you catch yourself thinking: “I can knit anything.”
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