Knit One, Felt Too by Kathleen Taylor (2003, Paperback)

The book was in very good condition and mailed to me in a timely manner. The book is really meant for people that already know how to knit and that was not explained. I do not know how to knit and since there are no directions on knitting the book is useless to me. However for the knitter I think it would be a good book. The processes it take to actually felt are explained well. This is why I I did not give it a lower score. Karla

I loved this book. It contained very easy to follow directions and the projects were all something I was able to make and use. I made the cloche hat and I made the felted slippers so far. Both projects came out great! I liked the way the instructions were color coded so you it was easy to follow the directions for your particular project/size without having to mark a place, then return to your spot as you do with other patterns. This is a great book for a beginner as well as advanced knitter. I was not disappointed. I plan to make other projects as well so this purchase was well worth the money. I'd recommend this.

I am a knitter who wanted to start felting. I needed a book that taught felting and not knitting, and this book is exactly what I needed. Clear instructions about the basics of how felting works. This is not a knitting how-to, but rather a complete guide about how to felt your knitting. Fun projects with patterns and good photos.