Cast On, Bind Off - by Leslie Ann Bestor (Spiral Bound)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><b>This one-of-a-kind reference guide presents more than 50 techniques for creating the perfect edge for any knitting project. </b><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Discover the perfect beginning and ending for every knitting project! Detailed instructions for each technique are combined with step-by-step photography to help you create edges that are tighter, looser, stretchier, or lacier. No matter what you're knitting, Leslie Ann Bestor has the cast on and bind off that will give your project the perfect edge. </p><p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br>Elegant Edges for All Your Knitting Projects <p/>If you're still using the cast-on and bind-off methods you learned when you began knitting, it's time to explore new possibilities! Leslie Ann Bestor's creative edges are just what you need to begin and end every project with flair. <p/>Choose from among 33 cast ons and 21 bind offs to give your next project the perfect edge.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"Step-by-step instructions and accompanying close-up photographs are the perfect format for this go-to guide. You'll be amazed at what you've been missing!"</p> <p></p><br><br><p>"In the era of YouTube, how useful is a print guide to knitting cast-ons and bind-offs? Very, especially if you're designing your own knits, looking for alternate cast-ons or bind-offs to change an existing pattern, or trying to choose among a variety of options in a pattern. [Leslie Ann Bestor's] collection is comprehensive and well organized, and the directions are easy to follow."</p>-- "The Oregonian"<br><br><p>"Knitting teacher and fiber artist Bestor turns this deceptively simple topic into a fascinating read... This is a great reference for the knitter looking to customize her own projects, and is an ideal companion for anyone who dares to try her own hand at design."</p>-- "The Oregonian"<br><br><p>"The very best knitting books are the ones that educate, inspire and open up new knitting worlds. As so it is with Cast On, Bind Off, a terrific new reference book that walks knitters through more than 50 -- I'll repeat that, because it merits it -- <strong><i>more than 50</i></strong> ways to start and end your projects. ... And that, folks, is why every blessed one of us needs this book. Like, <strong><i>now</i></strong>. ... I've seen a number of these techniques elsewhere, but never all of them together, and absolutely never in such a clear, easy-to-use format. This is a must for any knitter's library. You'll go back to it time and again, and you'll never again have a glorious project wrecked by the wrong technique. (Anyone who's ended up with a too-tight bind off on a sweater neck knows what I'm talking about.) Buy the book. Your knitting will thank you, and you'll thank Leslie Ann Bestor for writing Cast On, Bind Off." --The Oregonian's knitting blog, OregonLive.com</p> <p></p>-- "Margaret Radcliffe, knitting designer, teacher, and author of Circular Knitting Workshop"<br><br><p>"This spiral-bound book is a gem, chock-full of techniques to improve your knitting projects from start to finish. I love the organization of the book ...In addition to the handy spiral binding - so great when you're trying to follow along - there are photos of every step of the techniques, plus photos of projects using the techniques. Paws up! -- Austin American Statesman's knitting blog, Knittin' Kitten</p> <p></p>-- "Judy Becker, Author of Beyond Toes: Knitting Adventures with Judy's Magic Cast-On"<br>
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