Knitchick's Guide to Sweaters: Classic Styles for the Modern Knitter by Marcelle Karp, Pauline Wall

Published 2009

Pick up this book, grab your needles and become a Knitchick!

The Knitchicks present a comprehensive, practical, hands-on guide to knitting any sweater you could possibly want. No need to fear, because each of the designs is easy to knit, totally wearable and comes with a hearty helping of Knitchick personality. It's time to have fun with your sticks!

Inside The Knitchicks' Guide to Sweaters, you'll find:

more than 25 simple, classic sweater designs for women, men and children.
information that will help you understand patterns—not just follow them. Adjust the patterns for a perfect fit, or even design your own.
step-by-step photographs of all the need-to-know techniques--no reference books required!

Let the Knitchicks' teach you sweater savvy and show you how to declare your knitting independence!

Saturday Sweaters: Easy to Knit, Easy to Wear by Doreen L. Marquart

Published 2005

Make the leap from knitting basic scarves to creating striking sweaters! These trouble-free designs are simple to knit. And with their cozy, built-in comfort, they're the sweaters you'll reach for first, day in and day out.
*Knit up a dozen sweaters that spotlight figure-flattering silhouettes and easy stitches*Choose from a tunic, a cardigan, pullovers, jackets, and more*Get just the right fit with multisized patterns; finished chest measurements range from 33" to 60"

Knitting Sweaters from the Top Down: Fabulous Seamless Patterns to Suit Your Style by Cathy Carron

Published 2007

Sweaters are the ultimate showcase for knitters—but most patterns require complicated piecing that can be a little tricky. These don’t…and they look fantastic, too! The seamless, top-down knitting method eliminates challenging construction, allowing knitters to focus instead on the individual details that make each sweater special. Not only does this guide thoroughly explain how the technique works—with information on reading patterns and understanding sizing—but it also teaches beginners how to design their own generic patterns for pullovers and cardigans in different yarn gauges. All the sweaters are organized by yarn weight, and the projects include an elegant rolled-collar pullover, dramatic capelet, and Asian-inspired top.