New and Noteworthy: The Books of October
The onset of autumn means a lot of exciting new knitting books.
Books
The best of the best.
Slow Knitting, a Beautiful New Book
Hannah Thiessen encourages knitters to savor every step in the journey to a handmade garment. Plus: download a free pattern from the book.
It’s a Book! A Year of Techniques
We love the smell of new books. The print edition, just arrived in the MDK Shop, puts the whole program in one tidy, smart volume.
New and Noteworthy: Catching Up with Books
Pack up your book bag with these new and nearly new knitting titles.
It’s Here! Field Guide No. 4: Log Cabin
Introducing: a new little book about our favorite knitting technique.
Books with Franklin: So You Think You Can Art?
Making stuff: straight talk and logical advice on how to be an artisan. No woo woo here.
Franklin Habit on Books: Short and Sexy
Knitting Short Rows: Jennifer Dassau explains it all for you. And Jen Geigley plays with scale in Weekend.
Franklin Habit on Books: Complete Surprises
The Complete Surprise and two Lovely Knitted Lace books get full scrutiny by our critic.
New and Noteworthy for April
A short guide to the new, the noteworthy, and the just plain fun in knitting publishing.
Franklin Habit on Books: How Far Will You Go?
Two books take us to the extremes of knitting. Amazing sights to behold.
New and Noteworthy for February
What the Cool Kids Are Up To Right Now
Franklin Habit on Books: Norah Gaughan and Nicky Epstein
New books from two extraordinary designers.