Animal Knits

by Zoe Mellor

Book Overview

Tiny Lambert struggles to find security and happiness when her high school years are marred after her stepfather rapes her.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570761914
• ISBN13: 9781570761911
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Trafalgar Square Publishing
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Excellent service, delivery time and product

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Put it on your wish list

I generally don't like Mellor's stuff (I would never buy Paintbox Knits--but I keep looking through ALL the knitting books I find) but the fish hat (bomber style) in this book really caught my eye. It is adorable: colorful but not complicated. I also found her sweaters (the ones with just ONE large animal on them) striking: a rooster (the best), a dog, and a butterfly. I am not particular to roosters or butterflies and her animal designs (like the one for the dog) aren't great but the color schemes make the sweaters stand out. I also like the way the table of contents is laid out: there are color pictures of each design. You also get good views of each design; I wish more knitting books had such good photos. If I were to splurge, I would buy it. For now, I've put it on my wish list.

Another Great Book!!!

I love all of Zoe Mellor's book. In this one the Ladybird pillow and blanket top my favorites list. The cover sweater comes in a close second. This author just seems to have endless creative ideas when it comes to knitting for children. Almost all of her patterns are unisex which is lovely.Happy Knitting,Nanette of Fruitland, ID

Good Knitting Book

I'm not a big Zoe Mellor fan, but I do think that she's got some very creative ideas. In this book, the items range from sweaters to bags, toys, and pillows. Everything is bright and colourful - exactly what kids up to the age of six like. Many items can be made for either sex - without even changing the suggested colourway. Many of the items are in themes kids like - specifically farm and wild animals. Because intarsia is used, the main stitch is stockinette, but other stitches (moss, garter, and cables) are used in the book. My only two complaints are that I wish the charts were clearer (but I'm not a big chart fan) and that the direction "decrease at neck" was explained. This book is worth picking up and looking at - and you may be surprised by what you see.