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To Knit or Not to Knit: Helpful and Humorous Hints for the Passionate Knitter
Elvira Woodruff
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Description for To Knit or Not to Knit: Helpful and Humorous Hints for the Passionate Knitter
Hardback. "A unique Dear Abby/mini knitting essay collection, offering humorous tales of triumph and terror on the needles, with a witty nod to the famous and infamous throughout history"--Amazon.com. Num Pages: 160 pages, illustrations. BIC Classification: GBC; WFBS. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 150 x 212 x 22. Weight in Grams: 522.
To Knit or Not to Knit is a unique Dear Abby/mini knitting essay collection, offering humorous tales of triumph and terror on the needles, with a witty nod to the famous and infamous throughout history. As Mrs. Wicks happily quotes everyone from William Shakespeare to Beatrix Potter, she adds her own wit and wisdom to answer a variety of questions on knitting ranging from Is there a quick fix for dropped stitches? to My boyfriend says my passion for knitting is stronger than my passion for him what should I do? A number of Mrs. Wicks's own patterns are sprinkled throughout, along with her sound advice for stitches dropped and love gone wrong. Ever the optimist, she advises her readers to pick up their needles, dust off their hearts, and cast on without looking back. To Knit or Not to Knit is a quirky, enjoyable read, making it the perfect gift for the passionate knitter and thoughtful reader alike.
Product Details
Publisher
Skyhorse Publishing
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2014
Condition
New
Weight
521g
Number of Pages
160
Place of Publication
New York, NY, United States
ISBN
9781629142111
SKU
V9781629142111
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 15 to 20 working days
Ref
99-15
About Elvira Woodruff
Elvira Woodruff: Elvira Woodruff is an award-winning children's book author of twenty-four books for young readers, including picture books and middle grade historical fiction. Her novel George Washington's Socks has sold over a million copies and is used in school curricula throughout the country. She lives in Martins Creek, Pennsylvania.
Reviews for To Knit or Not to Knit: Helpful and Humorous Hints for the Passionate Knitter
I whipped through the book quickly on my first read, but I expect it is the kind of book that I will dip into here and there, for a quick laugh or pick-me-up. (...) Overall, I found the book to be a charming addition to my knitting library, and recommend it with no hesitation.
Karen Greene, Through The Yarny Curtain Long gone are the days where knitting was as sure fire a way to send you to sleep as a cheeky Valium just ask Elvira Woodruff. The children's book author has turned her attention to the wooly stuff. This collection of knitting-related essays and tongue-in-cheek answers to common casting-on problems, interspersed with real patterns, will put a wry smile on your face as your hands make magic with those needles.
My Daily UK I love this book! It is cleverly written in the voice of Mrs. Wicks who is like a Dear Abby for knitters. The format is that a knitter sends Mrs. Wicks a question. Mrs. Wicks aka Elvira answers the question with humour, honesty, and the wisdom of a long-time knitter.
Getting Stitched on the Farm with Kristen Nicholas It's a great read and I think it would make the perfect gift for any avid knitter as there are tips galore and even patterns.
Lucinda Guy, Hand Knits & Things I whipped through the book quickly on my first read, but I expect it is the kind of book that I will dip into here and there, for a quick laugh or pick-me-up. (...) Overall, I found the book to be a charming addition to my knitting library, and recommend it with no hesitation.
Karen Greene, Through The Yarny Curtain Long gone are the days where knitting was as sure fire a way to send you to sleep as a cheeky Valium just ask Elvira Woodruff. The children's book author has turned her attention to the wooly stuff. This collection of knitting-related essays and tongue-in-cheek answers to common casting-on problems, interspersed with real patterns, will put a wry smile on your face as your hands make magic with those needles.
My Daily UK I love this book! It is cleverly written in the voice of Mrs. Wicks who is like a Dear Abby for knitters. The format is that a knitter sends Mrs. Wicks a question. Mrs. Wicks aka Elvira answers the question with humour, honesty, and the wisdom of a long-time knitter.
Getting Stitched on the Farm with Kristen Nicholas It's a great read and I think it would make the perfect gift for any avid knitter as there are tips galore and even patterns.
Lucinda Guy, Hand Knits & Things
Karen Greene, Through The Yarny Curtain Long gone are the days where knitting was as sure fire a way to send you to sleep as a cheeky Valium just ask Elvira Woodruff. The children's book author has turned her attention to the wooly stuff. This collection of knitting-related essays and tongue-in-cheek answers to common casting-on problems, interspersed with real patterns, will put a wry smile on your face as your hands make magic with those needles.
My Daily UK I love this book! It is cleverly written in the voice of Mrs. Wicks who is like a Dear Abby for knitters. The format is that a knitter sends Mrs. Wicks a question. Mrs. Wicks aka Elvira answers the question with humour, honesty, and the wisdom of a long-time knitter.
Getting Stitched on the Farm with Kristen Nicholas It's a great read and I think it would make the perfect gift for any avid knitter as there are tips galore and even patterns.
Lucinda Guy, Hand Knits & Things I whipped through the book quickly on my first read, but I expect it is the kind of book that I will dip into here and there, for a quick laugh or pick-me-up. (...) Overall, I found the book to be a charming addition to my knitting library, and recommend it with no hesitation.
Karen Greene, Through The Yarny Curtain Long gone are the days where knitting was as sure fire a way to send you to sleep as a cheeky Valium just ask Elvira Woodruff. The children's book author has turned her attention to the wooly stuff. This collection of knitting-related essays and tongue-in-cheek answers to common casting-on problems, interspersed with real patterns, will put a wry smile on your face as your hands make magic with those needles.
My Daily UK I love this book! It is cleverly written in the voice of Mrs. Wicks who is like a Dear Abby for knitters. The format is that a knitter sends Mrs. Wicks a question. Mrs. Wicks aka Elvira answers the question with humour, honesty, and the wisdom of a long-time knitter.
Getting Stitched on the Farm with Kristen Nicholas It's a great read and I think it would make the perfect gift for any avid knitter as there are tips galore and even patterns.
Lucinda Guy, Hand Knits & Things