Recently Cooperative
Press sent me Stitching
in the Stacks to review and this book is a knitting book that was librarian
inspired. (I am not being paid to review this book.) The print plus PDF version
is $29.95 and the PDF version is $16.95.
I loved a lot of patterns that were given in this book!
There seemed to be a great variety of patterns for all level of knitters. There
are 29 patterns and organized in sections such as Archives, Fiction, Reference,
Stacks and Staff Room. You can see
pictures of all the patterns here.
There are shawls, sweaters, vests, mitts, skirts, hats, book covers, bookmarks,
eyeglass holder, and even a cute toy. I
know that I plan to knit at least 22 of these items.
I really like how the book is arranged. At the beginning in
the Table of Contents are pictures of all of the items featured in the book. In
the digital version, you can click on the picture, which brings you to the
pattern. At the bottom of the pattern page is a little book icon labeled TOC
and if you click on that, it brings you back to the picture page. This really
makes it easy to navigate through the book.
I think this would a great book to have in the school
library! Many schools now are organizing knitting groups and more and more
young people are becoming knitters. This book has a great variety of items and
they are perfect for different levels of knitters. They are also cute enough to
make knitting fun and not boring!
If you like the book and want to enter to win a digital
copy, please leave a comment below and tell me which project in the book is your favorite by May 19 and give your Ravelry name in the comment. I will use a random
number generator and the winner will get a digital copy of the book. Please
check it out and let me know what you think!
16 comments:
I'd love to do several of these but the one I'd do first is the Bookworm. It's adorable!! rav: aewsimmons
Thanks for the chance to win this book! My mom was a librarian. Rav name - Jadee
I would like to make the Bunny Watson Vest. My Rav name is 'Emma'.
I love the Dewey Decimal Hat. I loved going through the cards searching for books when I was a kid.
momartist
Hiya I like the hooded vest!
gidget2012.
Bookworm for my data librarian daughter. Such a great collection. Cactipete on Ravelry.
Very intriguing! Looks like a fun read I didn't want to look at all of the patterns because a huge part of the joy of a new book is looking at the designs for the first time, but the "every book has its reader" fingerless gloves are adorable. HelenGuate on Ravelry
I have never made a skirt before and that purple skirt is beautiful! I'm battygrl on Rav
The Open Book Cardigan, the hounds tooth looking sweater, and the Ex Libris phone cover for sure. Really would love to start with the first project and work my way through the book! My Ravelry.com name is Dizzysheep.
Love the clever names of things. Just browsing the fingerless mitts is fun. Need several pairs of those for my office. --StarMeadow
Ex Libris is my favorite of the patterns in the book. My Ravelry username is iunfold.
I like several of the patterns, but would start with Aurora Teagarden. Nice skirt with some cute detail at the hem. I am MarileeRD on Ravelry
I like several of the patterns, but would start with Aurora Teagarden. Nice skirt with some cute detail at the hem. I am MarileeRD on Ravelry
I think I'd start with the eyeglass case, to practice my fair isle.
fiatknitter
The winner is....#2 - Jadee
I will send your name to Cooperative Press and they will send you the digital copy.
Thanks to everyone for participating! Watch for upcoming reviews and giveaways!
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