Easy Knits: Over 25 Simple Designs for Babies, Children ... (ISBN 0312290144)

Another Winner!!!:
I LOVE this book. I must admit that I do own all that Debbie Bliss has published-- but this is really a great book. I am already making the Fair Isle Dress for my daughter-- and I LOVE the mohair pillows and throw. Also some adorable layette items, and classy womens wrap sweaters. Another magnificent Debbie Bliss knitting book to add to your collection!

Practiced beginner projects that make you look experienced:
I haven't knitted for 15 years (which basically makes me a beginner again) and wanted to pick it back up now that I'm home with our new baby. Because I didn't want to spend months just knitting scarves but knowing I wasn't ready to attempt complicated designs, I tried this book. I practiced some stiches on scrap yarn, then started with one of the infant sweaters. It was fairly easy as long as I took my time at some of the shaping areas. The outcome was wonderful even though I used less-expensive yarn (Debbie Bliss yarns are beautiful but expensive) that had the same gauge. All of the designs are charming - most are for infants and toddlers with a few for adult women. The patterns are easy to read and I especially like that she includes finished measurements so that I could knit in a few extra rows for my daughter who is a bit taller than the standard measurements. So if you are a beginning knitter who is now comfortable with common stitches you can knit these designs and end up with more than just another scarf in your closet.

Hannah Broitman - Avid Knitter:
The baby patterns in this book were good. In fact, the reason for buying the book was because of the baby patterns. However, the patterns for the adults were not exciting.

VERY Easy.....:
Full of very simple - but fashion forward patterns. Children, toddler and infant patterns are generously sized.

Nice basic patterns:
I have had this for a year or two now, and have knitted a child's jumper out of it (I tend to collect knitting books for inspiration rather than to follow patterns). The patterns are all solid useable pieces which is what I like as I'm a knitter for every day wear rather than a knitter for occasional wear. If you are looking for edge of fashion knitting this probably isn't your book. If you are looking for practical everyday wear using simple patterns then this is a great book. I am pleased with it as an additional book in my library.