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No Sheep For You by Amy R Singer

In a world where sheep-based knitting is the norm, do you feel left out? Are you knitting for someone who won't wear wool? Lucky you! Yummy yarn materials can be found growing out of the ground, bubbling out of pyrex beakers and keeping bugs warm while they grow wings. You just need to get to know these fibers so you can make the most of them. No Sheep For You is the how-to guide that will teach you all about non-wool yarns including cotton, linen, hemp, soy, bamboo, tencel, rayon, the new synthetics and more, plus the most delicious non-wool of all: silk.

Learn why each fiber behaves the way it does, how to make it do what you want it to do, and when it's time to try something else instead. This wild world of fiber is accompanied by 21 classic and wearable patterns for socks, scarves, hats, shawls, sweaters, vests, and bags—all created with fibers that never had four legs.

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Big Girl Knits by Jillian Moreno and Amy R Singer

This book features garments and accessories and knitting secrets specifically for us big girls, size 14 and up. Not a dropped shoulder to be found, baby. Nothing like any other plus-size knitting book you've ever seen before.

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Knitgrrl 2 by Shannon Okey

Amy's pattern is the Sproingy Poncho, a garment that lives up to its name.

An essay about what it's like to be a knitter who doesn't use wool in Knitting Yarns and Spinning Tales, edited by Kari Cornell, published by Voyageur Press.

 

 

 

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