The Big Book of Kids' Knits by Zoe Mellor

Published 2009

You want to keep your baby stylish and safe all year round, and with The Big Book of Kids' Knits you can do just that. Choose from a huge range of irresistible designs including everything from cashmere bootees and a pirate sweater to the heavenly Starlight blanket to help your little treasure dream the night away. As well as cozy clothing, The Big Book of Kids' Knits provides you with great ideas for decorating the nursery, including knitted toys, party flags and colourful play cubes for softer seating. All skill levels are accounted for and clear instructions are given on how to increase or decrease pattern sizes to fit growing babies and toddlers, with different colour suggestions for girls and boys. With The Big Book of Kids' Knits you will be able to create beautiful designs using natural materials that you'll enjoy knitting and your children will love to wear.

Pipsqueak Knits: 12 Deluxe QuickKnits for Your Baby & Toddler by Jil Eaton

Published 2009

Ah, babies! What can be more fun than to knit an oh-so-soft
sleeper for a newborn or a colorful romper for a tot just learning
to walk? Pipsqueak Knits is a delightful confection of 12
beautiful designs for our darling babies and toddlers. Sweaters,
cardies, mitts and bootees in gorgeous colors and textures knit
up in a jiffy. A cozy snow suit and a soft peek-a-boo blankie
keep baby toasty warm all winter long. High-energy colors,
sumptuous yarns, and simple shaping blend sophistication
and fun, making your new baby the best-dressed tot on the block.
-12 adorable patterns sized from newborn to 18 months
-Knit to fit diagrams and color charts
-Learn to knit primer
-Sensational photography by Nina Fuller

Cool Knits for Kids : 25 Stunning Designs for Babies To 7-Year-Olds by Kate Gunn, Robyn MacDonald

Published 2008

This book not only teaches you how to knit to fit, but it also helps you make sure everything fits. You'll discover that the beauty and character of classic Scandinavian knit designs take on a contemporary look in the 25 fantastic kids' clothing featured in Cool Knits for Kids. From tiny blankets, booties and hoodies to cardigans, hats, sweaters, ponchos and scarves, the complete instructions, color illustrations and sizing charts in this book will help you create cool additions to any child's wardrobe.

Simple Knits for Little Cherubs by Erika Knight

Published 2008

From cuddly toys to snuggly sweaters, every one of these knits, meant just for two to six year olds, is easy enough for total beginners to complete successfully! More than that, they’re so beautiful that they’re destined to become future family heirlooms. All the items use wonderfully soft, natural yarns that make the clothes comfortable and extremely wearable; there are no scratchy necklines, tight sleeves, or itchy collars to irritate a tot’s tender skin. Detailed illustrations show basic stitch techniques, along with alternative motifs and colors. Make an adorable classic cardigan, with a ribbed cuff that fits snug to the child’s wrist, and a sweet Scotty dog stitched on the pocket. The little patchwork doll’s blanket, with its colorful squares, will delight little girls. Knitters will want to make all 18 projects!

Kids! Picture Yourself Knitting by maranGraphics Development Group

Published 2008

This book covers all kids need to know about knitting stitches and techniques. Featuring a fun, kid-friendly four-color layout that teaches all the skills they need to get started, they'll learn about the different knitting stitches and how to add decorative touches to their finished pieces as the work through sample projects to put their new skills into action.

Essential Knits for Kids : 20 Fresh, New Looks for Children Two to Five by Debbie Bliss

Published 2008

For the first time, this popular designer unveils fashions just for toddlers and preschoolers. Featuring children involved in activities from nursery school and birthday parties to dance lessons and sports, the book presents 20 charming modern projects organized into three collections. The first features designs that keep kids comfy while they are hanging out at home, including a double-sided throw for cuddling in front of the TV and a knitted rag doll for both playtime and bedtime. Because every child loves a party, the second collection is devoted to dressy designs for girls such as a cashmere shrug that can be worn over a party dress and a cute beaded bag just right for carrying party essentials. For boys there is a pattern for a good-looking polo shirt with buttons and a collar—and it can be paired with a stretchy striped tie that can be slipped over the head. The final collection focuses on items for the outdoors, including a boy's parka, a girl's coat with scarf, and a fabric-lined bag with its own striped pencil case. Practicality prevails in all the projects; they are knitted in beautiful, classic yarns that are soft and gentle against a young child's skin but are also sturdy and easy to wash and dry.

Tag, You're Knit! : Colorful Knits for Kids by Mary Bonnette, JoLynne Murchland

Published 2008

What do you get when you combine a rainbow of cheerful yarns with playful-yet-practical knitting designs for kids? This cool collection of imaginative patterns for hip boys and girls! They come from the owners of The Sassy Skein, a company specializing in knitwear for the younger set. From scarves and socks to bags, belts, and more, there’s something to please every child—and bright colors and fun embellishments such as loops, ruffles, pompoms, and tassels make the needlework extra-enjoyable. Try the zesty orange and lime-green Leader of the Pack Backpack; warm felted Sleepover Slippers; and a Listen Up! MP3 case, featuring a beaded strap for girls and a rugged belt clip for boys. The whimsical layout and photography truly capture the projects’ charm.

Knit on Down! by Bobbie Matela

Published 2008

If you love trying out new stitches, you will love this array of colorful afghans and throws. We included looks to coordinate with popular color schemes being used in today's homes. Choose from block designs, ripples, strip-styles, one-piece and more! There are afghans you'll want to keep for yourself and others you'll want to make as gifts for others. We've even included a chapter of afghans for kids and babies.

Knitted Critters for Kids to Wear: More Than 40 Animal-Themed Accessories by Jean Adel

Published 2008

Whether your little one is as cuddly as a kitten or prowls like a lion, you’ll find the perfect accessories here. Jean Adel shares patterns for the cute creatures that have made her JEANADEL line at Barneys department store sell out season after season. The hats, mittens, and scarves can be made in three sizes (for children ages 3 to 7) and require basic knitting skills that Jean guides you through—as well as some slightly more advanced techniques (intarsia, knitting in the round) should you wish to challenge yourself further. Finishing touches that give the wooly animals personality are as simple as a stitched mouth, some googly glued-on eyes, a pom-pom nose, or a few artfully placed buttons.