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A lovely, useful book for the more experienced needlepointer hoping to add complexity to the stitches they use, although some of the projects here could be completed by a beginner.
This book feels like being wrapped up in the warm hug of a granny square afghan: cozy yet practical, with just the right mix of colors and techniques for anyone who wants to snuggle up for the evening with a hook and a ball of yarn.
While Held used the blending board as a literal springboard into her yarn business, she recognizes that spinners at all levels of expertise can benefit from learning how to use the tool to transform fibers into fabulous, fat, fluffy rolls.
Although there is nothing groundbreaking in Moody’s book, her positive encouragement, wealth of ideas, and cheerful illustrations should help beginner artists feel a little less fearful of blank sketchbook pages.
Knitters will be inspired by this playful collection of reinterpreted traditional sweaters, charmingly modeled by three generations of the author’s family. For larger collections.