Product Overview
THE KNITTING MAN(UAL) presents a dynamic collection of clothing and accessories that regular guys actually want to wear. Designed to appeal to both male and female knitters, the 20+ projects are based on traditional silhouettes interpreted with modern colors and construction. Reflecting author Kristin Spurkland's Scandinavian roots, with a little vintage inspiration woven in, these straight-up and stylish projectsNordic Hats, Sleeveless Hoodie, Go Anywhere Gloves, Saturday Morning Slippers, Retro Vest, Everyday Sweater, and morerange in complexity for knitters of all skill levels. Featuring technique photographs, clear instructions, and options for customizing yarn colors and pattern styles, THE KNITTING MAN(UAL) is a must-have guide that women will love to knit fromand men won't be embarrased to buy.ReviewsNo tacky fitted sweaters or his-and-her vests here. These patterns were created by the designer and knitting teacher after a male student told her about his frustration with male patterns. From hiking socks to a sporty pullover, these patterns scream practicality and casual-cool.Foreword Magazine Basics for men with a contemporary twistTHE KNITTING MAN(UAL) offers a smart collection sure to inspire anyone who knits. Leigh Radford, author of AlterKNITS and One SkeinChock full of creative styles and classic knits--with valuable tips and tricks throughoutTHE KNITTING MAN(UAL) is a definite go-to collection for any guy who knits. Michael del Vecchio, author of Knitting with Balls: A Hands-on Guide to Knitting for the Modern ManKristin Spurkland is one of the freshest and most exciting knitting designers today, with a keen sense of what's modern and wearable. I'm constantly amazed by her work. Debbie Stoller, editor-in-chief and co-publisher of BUST magazine and author of the Stitch 'n' Bitch seriesI love this book and I want to knit everything in it. It's a pleasure to see knitted classics that are as fresh and thoughtfully designed as the ones here. Kristin Spurkland's THE KNITTING MAN(UAL) will be treasured by guy and girl knitters for a long, long time. Pam Allen, creative director at Classic Elite Yarns
