* Fabulous felted hand-knits

Posted on June 7th, 2005 by maitreya. Filed under Crafty Book/TV Review.


Anybody who reads this has probably noticed my affinity for anything felt. Fabulous Felted Hand-Knits by Jane Davis has a few great ideas that I haven’t seen elsewhere, but not much else (i.e., I’m glad my library has it). My favorite one is on the cover: a bag make from a piece of wide-striped knitted, felted fabric that’s cut so you can’t tell the trick. There’s also a neat felted ruffle on a pillow, and another good tip: crocheting the edges of a scarf so it felts evenly with the middle. Ones I don’t like: patterns that mix felted and unfelted knitting and, oh the humanity, so much fun fur.

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4 Responses to “Fabulous felted hand-knits”

  1. natasha Fialkov Says:

    i got the book as a gift and was really disappointed. the purse on the cover was one of the few things i liked, there was a cute clutch, although their colors were ugly. what did you think? i have seen some amazing japanese felting books that are sooo much better.

  2. Jolie Says:

    I was just thumbing through this book this weekend in Central Oregon. The purse on the cover caught my eye. It’s also my favorite project. I didn’t purchase the book, and after reading Natasha’s comment above, I probably won’t.

    Blue Skies!

  3. natasha Fialkov Says:

    i feel so important! i am probably going to return mine to barnes and noble for something better, maybe the sarah dallas book? hmmmm…

  4. pat boyer Says:

    I own this fabulous felted knit book and am currently knitting sweater on page 45. Are there any corrections for this pattern as I am wondering about the size 9 needle and also the amount of yarn required Can you e mail me one way or another

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