Shows knitters how to use six key techniques to make reversible patterns.

Reversible stitch patterns can be used to create projects where either side can be worn facing outward, or where two sides of the piece are visible simultaneously (such as a scarf or a garment with collar, or cuffs that can be worn up or down).

Reversible stitch patterns are a way of taking your knitting to the next level. These versatile double-sided stitches can be used for scarves, shawls, placemats, rugs and more so that either side can be on show. Reversible Knitting Stitches is an innovative book with 200 double-sided stitch patterns, divided into twelve different sections according to the appearance of the stitch. Each of the samples has a full description including suggested uses for the stitch, photographs of both sides of the work, stitch charts and line-by-line instructions. The book also contains more than 50 project ideas with photos to inspire you & links for full pattern support.

Post-Quinn puts a conversational, accessible spin on a complex technique. His expert guidance, combined with a variety of attractive, well-written patterns, will introduce knitters to this fascinating technique.

Create completely reversible colorwork afghans and more! Innovative crocheter Laurinda Reddig created a unique and award-winning form of crochet that produces clear images that look exactly the same on both sides. Learn about this new method along with 28 reversible squares suitable for afghans or other items, make one of the 10 projects that use them, or find inspiration to design your own! Laurinda explains the basics of her technique and how to work with multiple colors at the same time. She demonstrates how to create graphic colorwork squares that range from simple geometric angles and shapes to a variety of picture squares including quilt-inspired blocks, flowers, the sun & moon, robots, aliens, and other fun projects for children. Create all 10 afghan projects complete with directions for joining, edging, and any additional stitch patterns used. Open your eyes to a whole new crochet technique--you won't want to miss it!

Originally published by Cooperative Press.