Twenty evil projects for alternative knitters, ranging from freak-show oddities to carnival curios.
Foreword Materials and Equipment Knitting Know-How Shaping Finishing Techniques Circular Knitting and Intarsia Embellishments Soft Circuits Project Selector Monkey with Miniature Cymbals Ferdy Hand Puppet Voodoo Doll Cat Toy Necronomicon iPad Cosy Shrunken Head in a Jar Zombie Egg Cosy Freak Show Finger Puppets Creepy Clown Cushion Cover Monster Merry-Go-Round Light-Up Ghost Abominable Snowman Kraken Tentacle Nosferatu Grue Wallet Zombie Marionette Creature from the Black Lagoon Sleep Mask Haunted House Diorama (featuring Pile O' Skulls, Gravestones, Little Witches and the Haunted Tree) Intarsia Charts Stitch Abbreviations Index Credits
Hannah Simpson's first knitting project at the age of six, a misshapen and holey scarf, was terrifying for all the wrong reasons; she has since had a lot of practice. A die-hard fan of horror and science fiction, she eventually combined her interests, leaving behind the traditional world of knitting to create armies of knitted zombies and classic horror characters, which have appeared in print worldwide.
Think knitting's just for your nan? Think again.
*SFX Magazine*
A great creative range of patterns ... Overall I think this is a
great little book and is one from which I'll certainly keep
knitting
*The British Fantasy Society*
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