Begin To Knit; All The Basic Stitches; Easy Novelty Stitches; Quick Things To Make - Anonymous
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A quiet revolution in your craft begins here. A gentle, enduring invitation to pick up the needles and find your rhythm again. Begin To Knit offers more than a manual; it is a complete knitting collection that guides beginner knitters with clarity and warmth, while delighting seasoned readers with its vintage voice and timeless technique. Inside, the book functions as a knitting manual for beginners and a basic stitches reference, weaving together easy novelty stitches with simple ornament stitches and quick knit projects. Its pages feel like a patient mentor-illustrated knitting patterns that…mehr

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A quiet revolution in your craft begins here. A gentle, enduring invitation to pick up the needles and find your rhythm again. Begin To Knit offers more than a manual; it is a complete knitting collection that guides beginner knitters with clarity and warmth, while delighting seasoned readers with its vintage voice and timeless technique. Inside, the book functions as a knitting manual for beginners and a basic stitches reference, weaving together easy novelty stitches with simple ornament stitches and quick knit projects. Its pages feel like a patient mentor-illustrated knitting patterns that illuminate every movement, and a handcrafts needlework anthology sensibly arranged for home crafters and curious readers alike. This volume carries literary and historical significance, a link to the era of British knitting traditions and the broader craft culture of its time. It speaks to collectors who cherish antique voices and to casual readers who seek practical, approachable instruction. For those who love the textures of traditional craft, the work stands as a touching archive and a practical guide in one. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, this edition is restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure, it invites you to weave, learn, and remember. An essential addition to any complete knitting collection.
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The author of Nanny Merry remains anonymous, with little known about their personal life or background. The novel, written in the early 1870s, offers a glimpse into the moral and spiritual values of the time, particularly focusing on childhood innocence, family relationships, and faith. While the specific identity of the author is unclear, the themes explored in the book suggest a deep understanding of the emotional and spiritual development of children. The book's emphasis on kindness, love, forgiveness, and reliance on God reflects the prevailing religious and moral values of the period, especially in children's literature. The story's portrayal of the main character s growth and lessons learned from life events suggests that the author aimed to instill important virtues in young readers. Despite the anonymity of the author, Nanny Merry continues to be valued for its timeless messages about faith, family, and the power of kindness in shaping one s character.