Congratulations, Terry!
A couple of weeks ago I told you about The Knitter’s Book of Knowledge, a huge and detailed volume covering a whole bunch of knitting techniques from Debbie Bliss.
This book would be great for a newish knitter looking to build skills, which is not me, so I’m giving away my copy.
Because this is such a large (and heavy!) book, please only enter if you live in the United States.
If you’d like a chance to win this one, leave a comment on this post before the end of the day Sunday, May 22. I’d love to know what knitting skill you’d like to learn the most, or if you’re already pretty skilled an want to gift this book to someone else if you win, I’d love to hear about them, too.
Thanks for visiting, commenting and sharing, and good luck!
Double knitting is the skill I want to master next. Hopefully this book would help.
There is always something to learn so I would like to have this book for that reason. Since my knitting group is always trying to recruit new knitters, it would also be a great reference for them because sometimes it is difficult to explain things some of us have been doing for years to a new and inexperienced knitter.
I love to learn to design garments.
I want to start creating garments. I have also search the internet for new stitches but it is not the same as holding up a book. Thanks for the chance to win.
I’d love to learn brioche knitting.
I would love to win this book because my supporter and knitting helper, my mom, has recently passed away, and I’m finding without her assistance , I need to go on u-tube a lot. Having your book would be like having my mom near me.
I am an instructor at an adult living facility and assist knitters with a variety of experience – beginners through somewhat experienced. I would love for them to have access to a book like this as having visual aid would be especially helpful to them.
I’ve always been a fan of Debbie Bliss and have knitted many of her patterns.
I have a nice collection of knitting books and this book would be a great addition!
Brioche is at the top of my list this year to learn
I still consider myself a new knitter. I only purl and knit. I would love to learn lace knitting and intarsia. I found a great blanket for my son with intarsia but I want to learn more about it before I start. Thanks for the chance to win.
I want to learn lace knitting, it looks so difficult!
Thanks,
Kim R.
I want to learn cables and lace.
I wanted to learn entrelac but the pattern I tried was a bad one.
I’d love to progress in my garment-making skills.
I would love to get away from scarves and cowls, need more confidence to try something new.
I want to try cables, lace, and double knitting!
I really want to learn 2 color knitting
Maybe intarsia.
I am a complete beginner so I need to learn everything!! I only know the basic knit and purl.
I would love this book. I taught myself to knit st 18. I’m pretty good at the intricate knitting, but I always want to learn more. My young niece has been knitting for a few years. This will also be a great tool for her skills to grow.
Thank you!
I’d like to try double knitting and brioche.
I still struggle with short rows.
I would like to brush up on knitting since I have not done so in about 30 years and now I will have to re-teach myself. Thanks for the chance 🙂
I really want to learn how to knit, my grandmother has passed and knowledge of knitting passed with her 🙁
I won the book! Thank you so very much! I just received it this week and can’t wait to go through it. It’s a lovely book and so much bigger than I thought it would be. The layout looks very ‘intelligent’ and I can’t wait to once again try a garment project that I sat aside oh-so-long-ago. Again, THANK YOU!!