1. Thread and tools
2 Basic Techniques
3 Cross stitch
4. Knitting patterns using color combinations
5 Lace Knitting
6. Cylinder knitting
7 Directional Knitting
8 Advanced Techniques
9 Understanding the Design
10 Correcting incorrectly displayed parts
11 Finishing work
12 Designing a Sweater
13 Designing a Shawl
14 Designing Props
15 Various decorations
16 Knitwear Care Tips

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The One and Only Knitting Bible for English-Speaking Knitters
A valuable collection of knitting needles that every knitter must own.

The original edition of 『The Encyclopedia of Knitting』 was created over three years by the editors of 『Vogue Knitting』, the leading knitting magazine in the English-speaking world.
In addition, it thoroughly explored all the basic knitting techniques that exist today and explained knitting information in sentences that were as clear and concise as possible, making it a bestseller and steady seller that has been consistently loved by knitters.

There are 25 methods for nose picking alone, and other basic techniques such as nose stretching, nose narrowing, and nose blocking are also presented with various methods for each technique.
Advanced techniques such as cross knitting, color-block knitting, lace knitting, double knitting, and tuck knitting are also included with photos of completed knitting and illustrations for each step.
In addition, it explains how to design sweaters, shawls, and accessories by section and introduces various options for each section, allowing you to add colorful details when designing knitwear.
Furthermore, it is a must-have book for knitters as it contains a vast amount of knitting information, including bog knitting worksheets, how to correct knitted errors, finishing methods, and knitwear care methods.
Additionally, after about two years of research on new yarns and needles, advanced knitting techniques, and various knitting fabrics, it was revised in 2018 with updated materials on enterlock, brioche, and mosaic knitting.
This book, a precious treasure of knitting history, remains an essential reference for knitters in the English-speaking world, and now we're looking forward to meeting Korean knitters.