Knitting Book-Coffeehouse Knits

Coffeehouse Knits is a brand new book out from Interweave. This is a collection of patterns and essays designed to help you feel part of a community and find patterns for your next stitch night. Let me show you inside the book and what you will find.

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Inside Coffeehouse Knits:

When you open the cover of this hardbound book you can see the difference in the style of the book right away. Reading through the essays and the patterns I feel like I am transported to the local coffee shop, sitting with other knitting friends. Whether or not you are fortunate enough to have a group of knitting friends locally knitting in a coffee shop brings around this idyllic feeling of the craft.

Inside Coffeehouse Knits you will find a variety of patterns and styles. There are 20 different patterns in the book from various designers. Along with the patterns you will find a variety of essays sharing the authors perspective on their relationship with knitting.

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I appreciate that the projects range in time required and difficulty so that you can pick what works for you at the time. You can work on the smaller or easier projects the next time you meet up with friends or take along a more challenging project and work together to figure out the finer details.

As stated in the book, it was written as an invitation for you. Pour a cup of coffee, or your favorite beverage, and curl up in your favorite spot and enjoy you knitting.

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Be sure to grab a copy for yourself of Coffee House Knits. The patterns inside are beautiful!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s this “Coffeehouse Knits” book all about?

So here’s the thing… it’s a super cozy collection of knitting patterns and essays from Interweave. It’s all about making you feel that sense of community, you know, like you’re at your favorite coffee shop with your knitting pals, even if you’re just stitching solo!

How many patterns are actually in the book?

Honestly… there are 20 different patterns inside, with contributions from lots of talented designers. Plus, you get these lovely essays that share different perspectives on knitting… it’s a real treat!

Are the projects in the book all super hard?

Nope! The great thing is that the projects range in how long they take and how difficult they are. You can totally pick something quick and easy for your next stitch night or dive into a more challenging one to really sink your teeth into.

Can I use any yarn I want for these patterns?

The page doesn’t specify which yarns to use, but usually, the patterns will suggest yarn weights or types. You can always experiment though… that’s part of the fun, right?

Where can I buy this “Coffeehouse Knits” book?

Yes! You can grab a copy for yourself by clicking on the [Coffee House Knits](https://amzn.to/2EDkNVu) link… the patterns inside are just beautiful, you’ll love them!

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