Knit Fold Pleat Repeat: Simple Knits, Gorgeous Garments: Simple Knits, Gorgeous Garments

Norah's patterns, creations, ideas and inspirations are always exemplary and this book is no exception. She pushes the boundaries of what we have come to expect with knitting patterns and has developed some beautiful garments, none of which is beyond a capable knitter.Buy it just for the joy of flicking through the pages and you won't be disappointed. A great addition to anyone's knitting library.

This book has a vast amount of stitch techniques which are well explained. I would not knit any if the items in it but have included a few techniques in mydesigbs.

Love the ideas in this book some techniques really tricky and time consuming - for those with great patience they may work out! I will be starting on some of these for Xmas presents.

I am a big fan of Gaughan work. A truly inspirational approach to knit design that never seize to amaze me.

A new book by one if my favourite designers. What's not to like!!It was initially on back order with a few weeks wait but Amazon managed to fulfil it much quicker than they had originally said so it was a lovy surprise when it arrived

Interesting book but not sure it’s any use unless you are a very experienced knitter, but I knew this when I bought it.

Just as I expected from this author she knows her stuff and I look forward to trying her techniques. A great book to add to any knitters collection.

This book is full of great designs and patterns

Love the book! Great condition and fast shipping.

This is book is gorgeous! Lots of modern designs and innovative ways to put basic squares, triangles and rectangles together to create lovely garment. I sew and do not know how to knit but I bought this for the ideas for sewing knits in interesting and flattering ways. Beautifully photographed and good instructions for dimensions of fabrics.

Many interesting pattern. Its more than worth the price

Patrones sosos poco trabajados

There are a few interesting projects but the book somehow falls short