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  • Circular Knitting for Beginners & Beyond by Kate Atherley

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    Circular Knitting for Beginners & Beyond by Kate Atherley

    Whether you are completely new to circular knitting or looking to build your confidence with different methods, Circular Knitting for Beginners & Beyond is a practical and approachable guide to knitting in the round.

    Expert knitter and author Kate Atherley takes you through the different tools and techniques used for circular knitting, explaining everything clearly so you can discover which methods work best for you. From circular needles and double-pointed needles to flexible trios, magic loop and working with two circular needles, the book covers all the essentials.

    Step-by-step instructions guide you through each technique, while 10 skill-building projects give you the chance to put what you have learnt into practice. Projects include useful accessories such as a beret, cowl and mittens, helping you develop your skills as you knit.

    The book also offers plenty of help with common problems and troubleshooting, making it a useful resource to keep close by as your confidence grows.

    Inside Circular Knitting for Beginners & Beyond:

    • A complete introduction to knitting in the round
    • Advice on choosing circular needles, DPNs and other tools
    • Step-by-step instructions for a range of circular knitting methods
    • Guidance on magic loop and knitting with two circular needles
    • Techniques for working small circumferences
    • 10 skill-building knitting projects
    • Troubleshooting advice for common circular knitting problems

    A great choice for knitters who want to move on from straight needles, try knitting socks and hats, or feel more confident tackling seamless sweaters and other projects worked in the round.