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Mini Knits for the 1/12 scale Dolls' House by Linda Spratley PDF Print E-mail
Written by Erin   
Saturday, 23 April 2005



Knitting isn’t just restricted to the human scale and Mini Knits for the 1/12 Scale Dolls' House shows just how intricate the craft can get. Linda Spratley combines her passion for knitting and needlework with all things miniature to produce four categories full of the tiniest garments you could ever imagine. Clear instructions take you through the introductory stages of the book, leaving you thoroughly clued up by the time you reach the patterns and these, grouped as Baby Knits, Children’s Knits. Adult knits and home furnishings, are an impressive portfolio of Spratley’s designs and an inspirational source to anyone wishing to give miniature needles a try.



Among the ideas on offer are fancy panel cardigans, yoked coats, angel tops and dungarees, plus mobcaps, shawls and other accessories. There’s also a wide range of options for ladies’ and gentlemen’s wardrobes, not to mention a cradle set, table clothes and coverlets. Striking colour photography and a diverse mix of projects throughout bring the book to life, proving that small is definitely beautiful.
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