The Best of Knitscene: A Collection of Simple, Stylish, and Spirited
"To answer the burning question - yes, the Central Park Hoodie is in this book (sized from 32-60"). Plus there's a lot of other good stuff. I'm not a regular reader ofKnitsceneso a lot of the patterns in here I'd never seen. All of the patterns have been published in the magazine, but if you don't have them all this is a great eclectic collection of patterns. There are extras too, articles - I really enjoyed the article about howKnitsceneuses sweater trends and how to wear them. There's a sprinkling of profiles ofKnitscene's favorite designers and I never get tired of reading about designers' inspirations. I found at least 8 things I would make in this book - Mathew Gagny's Heleborus Yoke cardigan and Cecily Glowik MacDonald's Michaelmas Mitts top my list." - Jillian Moreno, Knitty.com"This book is a fun one. Twenty classic, stylish patterns for sweaters, vests, shawls, hats and socks. I want to make every single one of them, from the Oscilloscope Shawl to the Equinox Raglan to the Central Park Hoodie." -Austin-American Statesman"Written by the author ofKnitting Plusand the editor ofKnitscene, this book features the magazine's 20 most popular styles." -Knitting at Large"All of the patterns have been published in the magazine, but if you don't have them all, this is a great eclectic collection of patterns. There are extras too. I really enjoyed the article about howKnitsceneuses sweater trends and how to wear them. There's a sprinkling of profiles ofKnitscene's favorite designers and I never get tired of reading about designers' inspirations." - Knitty.com"I predict that by then end of next year I'll have knitted five projects fromThe Best of Knitscene. That's a pretty high endorsement!" - KnittingDaily.com