Turn to this all-in-one knitting book for every technique you need - plus fabulous projects.

:The Definitive Course complete with Step- by-Step Techniques, Stitch Libraries and Projects for Your Home and Family, by Debbie Bliss.

"A rainbow of children hold hands around the world..." by Karey Solomon

A collection of original snowflake patterns. by Karey Solomon

Cute bunnies to knit and felt. For a solid color bunny, approximately 220 yards of a worsted or bulky weight yarn that will felt well - no superwash wool; no cotton, rayon, or synthetics.

Start your own herd with this pattern to knit your own Alpaca and Llamas from worsted or bulky weight feltable yarn - no superwash wool, cottons, synthetics, etc.

The animals in the photo are between 9" and 14" high (bottom of foot to top of ears). In worsted, approximately 165 yards in main color, 15 yards black. In bulky weight, approximately 185 yards in main color and 20 yards black. If you are using multiple strands of a particular yarn plan on that much yardage for each strand.

Welcome a new kitty into your home. This felted feline promises never to get into your yarn. Knit in wool held along with a novelty "fur" yarn.

By Bev Galeskas. Woolly sheep decorate these totes. Great for your knitting projects as well as travel, shopping or an everyday carryall. Choose from the small (approx 9" x 8" x 3.5") or large (approx 14" x 13" x 4") size and add as many pockets as you need. Sheep are needle felted (instructions included) after bag is complete. Two sizes, shown in 14 ply Woolpak NZ.

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Hand Woolcombing and Spinning: A Guide to Worsteds from the Spinning-Wheel, by Peter Teal.

Here is a book for hand-spinners who aspire to a high standard of professional excellence in their work. The book rediscovers many of the old methods and applies modern technological principles to the forgotten trade of woolcombing.

By Gerdine Strong. Knit, crochet or spin? These heavenly angels celebrate your favorite pastime.

Learn the basics of lace while knitting exquisite holiday ornaments. This popular collection first appeared as a series in Knitter's Magazine. Clearly illustrated techniques and step-by-step blocking and finishing directions guarantee first-time success. The series includes ten small angels and two large (tree top-sized) angels?plus patterns for a trio of bells!?and that's a knitter's dozen!