Knit Hats!: 15 Cool Patterns to Keep You Warm

by Gwen Steege

Book Overview

Knitting is in. Julia Roberts knits, high schoolers are knitting in the cafeteria, urbanites are knitting on the subway, college students are knitting in the dorms, and bookstores are sponsoring... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1580174825
• ISBN13: 9781580174824
• Release Date: October 2002
• Publisher: Storey Books
• Length: 95 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 7.3" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

great book

Have liked this book for years. Good all around hat patterns. Sorry Storey has discontinued it.

Great Knitting Book

This is a great book for knitting basic hats. The instructions and clear, concise and easy to follow.

Knit Hats!: 15 Cool Patterns to Keep You Warm (Knit)

I really like this book and I bought a copy for a gift. I have found good basic reference information in it and some good basic knit hat patterns. I even learned new techniques from this book. I consider myself and advanced beginner when it comes to knitting so I still have much to learn.

Knit Hats!

_Knit Hats!_ is a very eye-catching book: it is bound between a sturdy hat-shaped cover. Inside, there are fifteen cute and fun projects. There is a lot of circular needle work included in this book, so it is helpful to have a good grasp on that before you start any of these designs. There are different designs that are geared towards beginners (a headband, and easy hat designs) and others that an intermediate or advanced knitter could settle in with. Everyone will appreciate the easy-to-understand instructions, and the full-length color illustrations. A fun and special addition to any knitting library.

Something for everyone in this book!

When I first saw it at the book store my thought was "Oh, no, not another beginner knitting book with one basic hat pattern and 15 different doo-dads sewn on". But I was pleasantly surprised. Even though it looks like a toddler board book from the outside, inside there is use of various knitting techniques: knitting a top-down hat, slip-stitch, fair-isle, a double knitted headband, and felting. Another plus is that there are several contributors to this book so you get a variety of styles that way too. In fact, a few of the hat patterns I've seen sold individually in knitting catalogs, so for the price the book is a good deal. Also most hats are given in 3 sizes and a few in different gauge yarns. The styles range from playful(e.g., fair-isle bunnies with dangling carrot pom-poms) to sophisticated (e.g., mohair beret with picot edging, a felted brimmed cloche). I intend to have a pleasant time using up my leftover balls of yarn with this book!