52 Weeks of Accessories no-tag it’s your brain

it’s your brain

John Cleese describes his nerve-wracking first public appearance at St Peter’s Preparatory School at the age of eight and five-sixths

Duncan Birmingham’s accessible approach to pop-up theory and practice distils the numerous mechanisms into a logical set of 18 underlying shapes and the techniques for building these shapes is methodically explained with step-by-step pictures and text

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D664 – at the end of the book

52 Weeks of Accessories no-tag it’s your brain52 Weeks of Accessories is a beautiful collection of 52 patterns to create cozy accessories mostly knits but also including some crochet piece and was created by 48 international designers. It is a great companion for those who love knitting hats, shawls, socks and mittens, but also includes some more fashion forward projects like cowls, hoods, headbands and bags. The projects range in suitability from beginners to experienced knitters, and feature an