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F&W Media-Interweave Press: Knitting Wizardry. This collection will take readers deep into the realm of wizards, witches, and magical creatures. Enter a world filled with beguiling but classic garments. Revel in a broad variety of magical subject matter while employing a wide variety of knitting techniques: cables for projects fit for giants and sorcerers; lace for glamorous shawls and gauntlets perfect to wear at the ball; cozy colorwork sock, caps, and mitts to keep warm while tending the herbal garden or wandering the woods. This book contains a collection of twenty- seven magical projects. Author: Amy Clarke Moore. Softcover; 152 pages. Published Year: 2014. ISBN 978-1-62033-848-3. Made in USA.
- Sales Rank: #252308 in Books
- Brand: F&W Media
- Model: IP-38483
- Published on: 2014-08-26
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.25" h x 8.50" w x .50" l, 1.16 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 152 pages
- This book contains a collection of twenty- seven magical projects
- This collection will take readers deep into the realm of wizards witches and magical creatures
- Made in United States
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108 of 113 people found the following review helpful.
I feel like a complete idiot for paying money for this then ...
By Amazon Customer
Deceptive! I pre-ordered. When it arrived, discovered the patterns were already in the The Unofficial Harry Potter Knits Magazine (2013). I wouldn't have minded if this had been made clear in the description but it was NOT. And the patterns themselves now have different names. For ex. the blue capelet on the cover here is called Ghostly Cloak. in HP Knits: The Grey Lady's Cloak (as in Helena Ravenclaw). "Thinking Cap" = "Dumbledore's Smoking Hat". "Giant's Sweater" = "Hagrid's Sweater." "Inverse Socks" = "Fred and George's Socks". "A Cap Full of Caps" = "E.L.F. Cap". "Owl Cardigan" = "Ginny's Cardigan". "Griffin Socks" = "Dragon's Egg Socks" (From 'The Goblet of Fire'). "Enchanted Forest Scarf" - "Forbidden Forest Scarf" (which borders Hogwart's). "Rich Earth Mitts" = "Pomona's Mitts (as in Professor Pomona Sprout). "Shimmering Cloak" = "Ignotus Peverell's Cloak" (IE 'The Cloak of Invisibility). "Midnight Mitts" = "Sword of Gryffindor Mitts" (Seriously??!!! that's a major hide!) as well as "Rendez-Vouz Mitts" - "Hermione's Time Turner Mitts" (they even have the letter "H"!!!) "Blue Moon Shawl" = "Bluebell Flames Shawl" (as in the blue flames Hermione magicked up in "Sorcerer's Stone"). "Cotillion Arm Warmers" = "Yule Ball Engageantes" (From "The Goblet of Fire"). "Inky Pullover" - "Severus Pullover" (Really?). "Lady of the House Wrapper" = "Malfoy Manor Wrapper". "Chameleon Wrapper" = "Tonk's Togs" (as in "Nymphadora Tonk" from "The Deathly Hallows Pt.1") "Aviary Vest" = 'Order of the Phoenix Winged Vest" (sigh....). "Lacy Cloak" = "Lestrange Cloak" as in Bellatrix Lestrange). Yes.... I feel like a complete idiot for paying money for this then waiting for it. Goodness knows, I already had it. In 2013!!!
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Collection of Previously-Published Patterns From Wizard-Themed Interweave Magazine
By Lynne E.
The introduction to KNITTING WIZARDRY informs us that these "magical patterns were first published by Interweave in a publication that must not be named." That publication is, of course, the special 2013 Interweave knitting magazine that was titled "The Unofficial Harry Potter Knits". If you own the magazine, you don't need this book--all 27 patterns are in the magazine, and the magazine has at least three additional patterns.
In the book, all of the original pattern titles and descriptions have been changed to delete the Harry Potter references (e.g., "Order of the Phoenix Winged Vest" is now the "Aviary Vest"; "Hagrid's Sweater" is now the "Giant's Sweater"). Without a doubt, the pattern collection isn't nearly as much fun without the original Harry Potter theme, even though the photos with models made up to resemble the series' characters are still there.
Most of the 27 garments in the collection are knit from laceweight, sock weight, sportweight, or DK yarn, on U.S. sizes 3-6 needles. My absolute favorite is the "Tracery Vest", a charted Fair Isle V-neck pullover that resembles Gothic stained glass windows--it uses multicolored yarn to represent the window glass panels, and this makes the design somewhat easier to knit. I bought the yarn to be able to make this one for myself!
Other patterns that I like a lot are the "Owl Cardigan" (a complex lace cable resembling an owl's head runs down the middle of the cardigan back); the "Sorcery Sweater" (a long-sleeved, masculine unisex pullover with an elaborately interlocking Celtic cable design in front); the "Mermaid's Song" shawl (a lace shawlette with a wave pattern and bead-tipped fringe); the "Inky Sweater" (a long-sleeved, masculine unisex pullover with an elaborately cabled body); the "Lady of the House Wrapper" (a pretty shrug with an allover diamond lace pattern and an unusual front closing treatment); the "Petal Socks" (traditional top-down socks with twisted-stitch patterning); and the "Lacy Cloak" (a sleeved and collared lace cloak, with body knit in one piece to the underarms, then divided into two fronts and a back--definitely a project for advanced knitters).
All in all, this is an excellent pattern collection, worthy of a 5-star rating even though the patterns have already been published in magazine format. I only wish that Interweave could have found a way to warn prospective purchasers (like myself), that the patterns aren't new ones.
37 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
Most of the same patterns as in the The Unofficial Harry Potter Knits, Special Issue 2013
By Lynx
These are most of the same patterns as in the The Unofficial Harry Potter Knits, Special Issue 2013, but there were 32 patterns in that magazine, and there's 27 in this one. The projects are lovely, and any Harry Potter fan would love this.
I gave it three stars, because no where in the description does it mention that these patterns were already published as the magazine. The interweave knits website mentions that there has been some editing to them, but I'd imagine the errata for the patterns would serve the same purpose.
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