wearing it and gives the knitter, a great feeling of accomplishment. CJ: What will you be working on next? It is hard to guess the direction you might take after blocks, circles, edges, felting, flowers, embellishments etc. Nicky: At the moment I am finishing two books of fashions for 18 inch dolls (1 knit...1 crochet). But I have bigger plans for my next book that has never been done before. I am lucky that I am able to give away a copy of Knitting in Circles. All you have to do is leave a comment here telling me if you have created a knit circle and which technique you have used and if you have a photo we would love to see it. If you have not yet created a knitted circle then please tell me which technique you would love to be able to use to create your knitted circle. There are so many in this lovely book including Fair Isle, Intarsia, Cable, beaded cable, entrelac, bobbles, brioche, domino, short row knitting, lace, star medallions, points and scallops, stripes, motifs, duplicate stitch -- so you have many many choices. The winning comment will be randomly picked. Closing date for the commenting is Saturday 20th October at midnight GMT. Nicky has done it again. Another innovative knitting reference. Knitting in Circles explores circular shapes that can be easily joined to create innovative and striking knitted pieces. There are 5 technique chapters, including basic circle shaping, where texture & technique, Lace