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by Kate Boyette (Author)
What do you get if you combine the art of knitting small stuffed toys with Pokémon? Only the best knitting book ever!
Pokémon Knitting provides detailed step-by-step instructions so you can create 20 different Pokémon. It's a varied selection, with plenty of interesting colors and shapes to ensure hours of knitting fun. The Pokémon will be instantly recognizable to fans of the phenomenally popular Japanese game and TV series. In all their colorful and wonderful shapes, these soft toys are as true to the craft of knitting as they are to the Pokémon universe. All Pokémon trainers need to train-themselves and their Pokémon. The same is true with knitting. To help in your training, the book starts with a how-to guide to understanding knitting patterns, then explains and demonstrates the various stitches needed to make the Pokémon. Then it addresses the special techniques you'll need to master, which tools and materials you'll need, and then how to put everything together to make a perfect Pokémon plushie. The projects are split into three skill levels: Beginners, then Easy, and finally Intermediate patterns that are a little trickier. But whichever level you work on, the results are stunning. The beginner projects start with Gengar, then Jigglypuff, Snorlax, and Scorbunny. Easy projects start with Charmander, then Eevee, Flareon, Pikachu, Psyduck, Squirtle, Piplup, Mimikyu, and Slowpoke. Intermediate projects start with Bulbasaur, then Jolteon, Lapras, Magikarp, Vaporeon, Vulpine, and finally Turtwig. Author Katie Boyette is a Pokémon fan and knitting aficionado, and author of the popular KnitWits series of monster pattern books. She blends her passions to perfection in this book that combines instruction with invention. Officially licensed by The Pokémon Company International. (c) 2024 Pokémon. (c) 1995-2024 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. TM, (R) and character names are trademarks of Nintendo.Author Biography
Katie Boyette (@katieboyette) is a radiologic technologist and part time knitting designer. She is the author of three books in the KnitWits series, as well as numerous patterns on Ravelry. When she's not writing books or shooting X-rays at people, she's probably writing ukulele songs about homing pigeons, potty training her cat, panning for gold in the river next to her house, or making beautiful birdhouses. She lives in the mountains of North Carolina, USA.
Number of Pages: 112
Dimensions: 0.4 x 10.7 x 8.1 IN
Publication Date: November 19, 2024
