Modern Baby Knits: 23 Knitted Baby Garments, Blankets, Toys, and More!

Description

In the newest entry into our 3 Skeins or Less series, popular knitwear designer Tanis Gray tackles a collection of 23 fresh and fun baby projects in a bright, vibrant colour palette that's totally today. You won't find the traditional pastel projects here--in their place, enjoy a collection of happy, colourful and innovative designs that would look right at home in a hip baby boutique. The projects in '3 Skeins or Less: Modern Baby Knits' range from baby garments and accessories, toys, blankets and nursery decor on up to toddler projects, and are for newborn to 4-6 years. Whether you're a new parent, a crafty friend with gifts to make, or even a grandparent who's looking for adorable projects to please cool parents, this book has something for everyone who's looking for modern baby projects to knit. The designs include: dressers, rompers, bloomers, sweaters, blankets, stuffed toys, nursery items, accessories and the all-important Hats-with-Ears. And of course, it's all insanely cute! SELLING POINTS: Pint-sized projects popping with colour in this fresh, modern collection of baby projects from top industry designers in sizes ranging from infant to toddler Projects use just 1, 2, or 3 skeins of yarn and won't bust your yarn budget Not just for Mums, these patterns are fun and interesting knits for anyone that knows and loves a kid!

Having worked at Martha Stewart, HBO, Focus Features, in the art department in the film and television industries, and a 4-year career as the Yarn Editor at Vogue Knitting and co-editor of Knit.1, she has been working in the creative field for many years. Tanis is currently working on her 8th knitting book, photographing knitting books for others and sewing project bags for her Etsy shop.

"Written with parents as well as kids in mind, this book contains 23 fuss-free, comfy and practical knits for boys and girls--all worked in bold, modern colourways." --Simply Knitting Magazine "These fashionable pieces will appeal to knitters who appreciate the quality of hand knits but prefer projects that can stand up to baby and toddler wear." --Library Journal