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- 2012034027 contributor B12466523.
- 2012034027 date "2013".
- 2012034027 description "Machine generated contents note: Tentative outline -- Intro -- Basic information: swatches, gauge, reading schematics, and understanding crochet symbols. -- Common styles of sweaters; such as cardigans, shrugs, tunics, vests, pullovers. Discussion of sleeve and body length; sleeve types (cap, drop, etc) -- Fit standards and ease-what they really mean -- Gauge and math-the importance of stitch and row counts. -- Using crochet symbols in shaping -- Chapter 1: Panel Construction -- Front, back, and sleeve panels are the most basic of parts of garment construction. -- Focus: different sleeve shaping including drop, cap, side-saddle, and raglan. The chapter will include 4 patterns; each pattern will include a tip on how to customize the pattern for the reader's fit. -- Possible guest designer: Simona Mechant-Dest or Julia Vaconsin -- Chapter 2: One Piece Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater in one piece either from the bottom up and over the shoulders, or side-to side. -- Focus: different neck shaping including scoop, mock turtleneck, and v-neck. The chapter will include 4 patterns: one v-neck vest, one long sleeve cardigan, one mock turtleneck tunic, and one scooped pullover. -- Possible guest designer: Kristin Omdahl or Annie Modesitt. -- Chapter 3: Motif Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater entirely in motifs or granny squares, and different ways to join motifs seamlessly. -- Focus: Detailed instructions on how to make triangle and rectangle motifs from your granny square for shaping at necklines and arms. 4 patterns, including customizing tips. -- Possible guest designer: Marlaina Bird or Ellen Gormley. -- Chapter 4: Top Down Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater from the top down. We will discuss the difference between round (equally spaced increase) and raglan yokes (increases clustered at the arm). -- Focus: How to increase some classic stitch patterns, such as shells, to get Possible guest designer: Doris Chan or Amy O'Neill Houck, -- Chapter 5: Finishing Tips -- This reference section will include lots of tips on finishing items such as: woven vs. single crochet seams, buttonholes, inserting zippers, reinforcing necklines with grosgrain ribbon, and different types of crochet ribbing. This section can be sprinkled throughout the book as sidebars as well. -- Designer Bios -- Resources and Glossary.".
- 2012034027 extent "165 pages :".
- 2012034027 identifier "9781596688285 (pbk.)".
- 2012034027 issued "2013".
- 2012034027 language "eng".
- 2012034027 subject "746.43/4 23".
- 2012034027 subject "CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Needlework / Crocheting. bisacsh".
- 2012034027 subject "Crocheting Patterns.".
- 2012034027 subject "Sweaters.".
- 2012034027 subject "TT825 .C3783 2013".
- 2012034027 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Tentative outline -- Intro -- Basic information: swatches, gauge, reading schematics, and understanding crochet symbols. -- Common styles of sweaters; such as cardigans, shrugs, tunics, vests, pullovers. Discussion of sleeve and body length; sleeve types (cap, drop, etc) -- Fit standards and ease-what they really mean -- Gauge and math-the importance of stitch and row counts. -- Using crochet symbols in shaping -- Chapter 1: Panel Construction -- Front, back, and sleeve panels are the most basic of parts of garment construction. -- Focus: different sleeve shaping including drop, cap, side-saddle, and raglan. The chapter will include 4 patterns; each pattern will include a tip on how to customize the pattern for the reader's fit. -- Possible guest designer: Simona Mechant-Dest or Julia Vaconsin -- Chapter 2: One Piece Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater in one piece either from the bottom up and over the shoulders, or side-to side. -- Focus: different neck shaping including scoop, mock turtleneck, and v-neck. The chapter will include 4 patterns: one v-neck vest, one long sleeve cardigan, one mock turtleneck tunic, and one scooped pullover. -- Possible guest designer: Kristin Omdahl or Annie Modesitt. -- Chapter 3: Motif Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater entirely in motifs or granny squares, and different ways to join motifs seamlessly. -- Focus: Detailed instructions on how to make triangle and rectangle motifs from your granny square for shaping at necklines and arms. 4 patterns, including customizing tips. -- Possible guest designer: Marlaina Bird or Ellen Gormley. -- Chapter 4: Top Down Construction -- This section will discuss constructing a sweater from the top down. We will discuss the difference between round (equally spaced increase) and raglan yokes (increases clustered at the arm). -- Focus: How to increase some classic stitch patterns, such as shells, to get Possible guest designer: Doris Chan or Amy O'Neill Houck, -- Chapter 5: Finishing Tips -- This reference section will include lots of tips on finishing items such as: woven vs. single crochet seams, buttonholes, inserting zippers, reinforcing necklines with grosgrain ribbon, and different types of crochet ribbing. This section can be sprinkled throughout the book as sidebars as well. -- Designer Bios -- Resources and Glossary.".
- 2012034027 title "Blueprint crochet sweaters : techniques for custom construction / Robyn Chachula.".
- 2012034027 type "text".