The first thing I noticed when I was only leafing through the book to get a first impression was its thoroughness.  Search Press books are invariably thorough, but this book is a particularly fine example and addresses just about every question you can think of pertaining to the subject, and then some.  If you want to carry your project about, there is a pattern for a unique bag. If you wonder how to marry your yarn with a project not meant for it, then you can find out how.  From choosing colors to designing your own projects, learning new stitches to measurements of standard beds, it is all here it seems.  It is certainly not a book aimed at the beginner, rather for the experienced yarncrafter who is looking for a challenge and is keen to chart their own work and adapt all kinds of existing items for use.  I was impressed; it is a book to use a bit at a time and learn from, one for your keeper shelf.  One of this publisher’s best yarncraft books in my opinion.

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