Knitted Flowers
30 Simple Floral Patterns to Create
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With the beautiful blooms collected in Knitted Flowers readers will create floral displays, accessoriesand decorations from yarn.
Show someone you care bygiving them a bunch of flowers, but instead of the kind that will be past theirbest in a few days' time, why not knit them instead? Explore and create a flower garland, embellish cushion covers, brooch backs, hair bands or key rings.
Projects include:
- poppy, violet, gerbera,clematis and rose
- quick and easy projects, suitable for all abilities
- features both flat and 3D styles
- attractive projects make great gifts
- perfect for using up yarn remnants
- key techniques explained
These charming projects will bring a smile to all who receive them, and will give you hours of pleasure when knitting them. With detailed color photographs of each flower and clear instructions, it's never been easier to grab your knitting needles and turn your stash of yarn remnants into floral works of art.
With the beautiful blooms collected in Knitted Flowers readers will create floral displays, accessoriesand decorations from yarn.
Show someone you care bygiving them a bunch of flowers, but instead of the kind that will be past theirbest in a few days' time, why not knit them instead? Explore and create a flower garland, embellish cushion covers, brooch backs, hair bands or key rings.
Projects include:
- poppy, violet, gerbera,clematis and rose
- quick and easy projects, suitable for all abilities
- features both flat and 3D styles
- attractive projects make great gifts
- perfect for using up yarn remnants
- key techniques explained
These charming projects will bring a smile to all who receive them, and will give you hours of pleasure when knitting them. With detailed color photographs of each flower and clear instructions, it's never been easier to grab your knitting needles and turn your stash of yarn remnants into floral works of art.
About the author
Sian Brown fell in love with yarn and knitting while studyingfor a BA in Fashion and Textiles in Cheltenham, UK. She went on to become aknitwear designer, working full time then freelancing for commercial companiessupplying the high street stores, firstly designing factory machine knits andlater handknits. Sian has also taught at London College of Fashion on theirknitwear course. She now lives on the south Devon coast, and designs handknitsfor several magazines and yarn companies. Sian has written several books onknitting, including "The Knitted Home" for GMC Publications.