Want to take your knitting to the next level? Explore the ‘why’ of knitting, as well as the ‘how,’ with beloved knitting teacher Patty Lyons and her NEW BOOK!

Solve your knitting problems—from edges that won’t behave to getting your yarn tension right—with over 70 brand new knitting hacks! Inspired by questions asked by Patty’s students from around the world, this book features tutorials for knitters of all levels. It also features over 200 technical illustrations to help you learn new skills with clear step-by-step instructions.

Cartoons by fan-favorite illustrator Franklin Habit and Patty’s own humorous ‘purls’ of wisdom will resonate with knitters of all abilities and have you laughing while you learn.

Discover why more than 100,000 knitters have taken classes with Patty—dive into Patty Lyons’ Knitting Bag of Tricks!

Published October 2022!

 


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Can’t wait to start your knitting journey with Patty? Check out these resources!

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How to Measure Without A Ruler

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How to Fix a Hole In Your Knitting

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5 Secrets of Row Gauge

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How to Measure Armhole Depth

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Meet the Author

About Patty Lyons

PATTY LYONS is a nationally recognized knitting teacher and technique expert who is known for teaching the “why” not just the “how” in her pursuit of training the “mindful knitter”. She specializes in sweater design and sharing her love of the much-maligned subjects of gauge and blocking. She teaches nationally at guilds, shops & knitting shows around the country as well as hosting her own retreats.

Patty loves to knit, crochet, spin and has even dabbled on the knitting machine. She is currently attempting not to get sucked into another yarncraft, but weaving is looking pretty interesting.