MinnowKnits, Too : More Uncommon Knits for Kids Big and Small

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Summary: Great looking kid's knits for all skill levels
Review: I am an advanced beginner/intermediate knitter. I was really surprised with how easy some of the sweaters were to make and how cute they came out. I made one sweater for my 4 yr. old that so impressed my husband that he asked me when I was going to make him one. The instructions are really clear and the photos are great.

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Summary: Great looking kid's knits for all skill levels
Review: If you loved the first Minnowknits book, you will most likely love this one too. It is filled with bright, adorable, simply constructed children's knits. Since it is basically a book of patterns (rather than a book of techniques, theory, etc., that you would refer to again and again), you do need to ask yourself if it is worth getting the book rather than buying the patterns individually. In my case, it was definitely a good investment, as I have used many of the patterns. I only wish they were written for big kid sizes, too!

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Summary: Over twenty patterns provided by Eaton uses bold colors
Review: MinnowKnits, Too isn't just another collection of standard children's knits, but a gathering of unique designs and styles crated by designer Jil Eaton. Over twenty patterns provided by Eaton uses bold colors, styling and details to produce unique outfits for kids of all ages and knitters of all skill levels. The color photos are outstanding.

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Summary: Much Better
Review: Much better than the first Minnow Knits. This book is very do-able for the advanced beginner ready to move out of scarves and hats. Unique designs, definately not your grandma's knitting, but very cute and age appropriate. The overly baggy legs will keep your toddler looking chunky-cute longer! A variety of sizes for girls and boys, and alot of the styles can be interchangeable depending on color choices.