Twas the Knits Before Christmas - Hardcover

Goble, Fiona

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0764164597 ISBN 13: 9780764164590

Publisher: B E S Pub Co, 2011

Synopsis

HardCover. Pub Date: 2011 09 Pages: 64 Publisher: Barrons Educational Series ... Not a creature was stirring up not even a mouse. Clement Clarke Moore's evocative 1822 poem Twas the Night Before Christmas helped to define the story of Santa Claus and has itself has become part of the Christmas tradition in many houses. Contains instructions for knitting all of the characters in the poem plus full-size Christmas wreath and stocking. The original poem accompanied by beautiful illustrations. With the poem in it's entirety on the flap. so that you can read it alongside the knitting patterns. - This text refers to an alternate Hardcover edition.

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Review:

It might still be summer, but if you want to finish the adorable figures (including reindeers) from this Yuletide tale, you need to get those needles clacking now. --Saga Magazine August 2011

Fiona Goble has created a collection of charming characters based on Clement C. Moore's 1822 poem, 'Twas The Night Before Christmas. From Father Christmas himself to the reindeer and family which feature in the poem, these patterns would make lovely decorations or gifts for a fellow knitter or a special child. --The Knitter October 2011

Ah, who doesn't love a knitting pun? Ok, some are a little nauseating but, incredibly, this one I had not come across before, so I admit, I did emit a chuckle. From the author of the phenomenally popular Knit Your Own Royal Wedding comes this knitted version of the 19th century poem by Clement Clarke Moore, without which we would never have associated old St Nick with a reindeer or sleigh! Luckily for us he did because the knitted reindeer here (all eight! With names!) are brilliant. This hilarious combination of storybook and cheeky knitting patterns means come Christmas Eve you can re-enact the poem with all the characters present! --Knitting Magazine December 2011

Ah, who doesn't love a knitting pun? Ok, some are a little nauseating but, incredibly, this one I had not come across before, so i admit, I did emit a chuckle. From the author of the phenomenally popular Knit Your Own Royal Wedding comes this knitted version of the 19th century poem by Clement Clarke Moore, without which we would never have associated old St Nick with a reindeer or sleigh! Luckily for us he did because the knitted reindeer here (all eight! With names!) are brilliant. This hilarious combination of storybook and cheeky knitting patterns means come Christmas Eve you can re-enact the poem with all the characters present! --Knitting December 2011

After Hallowe'en, the next big event on teh knitty calendar is Christmas. Fiona Goble, author of Knit Your Own Royal Wedding, has set her sights on the much-loved poem andhas written ten patterns covering everyone from Father Christmas to the reindeers. The book also contains an illustrated version of the verse to read aloud. Buy a copy from the Guardian Bookshop. 0330 333 6846 www.guardianbookshop.co.uk --Let's Knit October 2011

Ah, who doesn't love a knitting pun? Ok, some are a little nauseating but, incredibly, this one I had not come across before, so i admit, I did emit a chuckle. From the author of the phenomenally popular Knit Your Own Royal Wedding comes this knitted version of the 19th century poem by Clement Clarke Moore, without which we would never have associated old St Nick with a reindeer or sleigh! Luckily for us he did because the knitted reindeer here (all eight! With names!) are brilliant. This hilarious combination of storybook and cheeky knitting patterns means come Christmas Eve you can re-enact the poem with all the characters present! --Knitting December 2011

After Hallowe'en, the next big event on teh knitty calendar is Christmas. Fiona Goble, author of Knit Your Own Royal Wedding, has set her sights on the much-loved poem andhas written ten patterns covering everyone from Father Christmas to the reindeers. The book also contains an illustrated version of the verse to read aloud. Buy a copy from the Guardian Bookshop. 0330 333 6846 www.guardianbookshop.co.uk --Let's Knit October 2011

About the Author:

The author, Fiona Goble has published three books on making soft toys and has a forthcoming book on contemporary embroidery. Her first book for Ivy was Knitivity (2010). The illustrator, Debbie Powell is a UK-based illustrator, printmaker, and hand letterer. Her love of art stems back to her childhood, when she would design jewelry, draw endlessly, and create her own magazines.

About this edition

• Publisher: B E S Pub Co
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0764164597
• ISBN 13: 9780764164590
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 64
• Illustrator: Bunn Clemency