WWMDK= What Would Madame Defarge Knit! W(else)WMDFK= What Else Would Madame DeFarge Knit. Do you like to read? Do you like to knit? Well, here is the perfect solution for you--
The first WWMDF book (comes as PDF-ebook or print form or you can order both) has twenty-one knit and crochet designs (including one bonus design for paper enthusiasts) each inspired by a character you know and love. The essays written for each pattern is a delight to read!
The 'else' book has 27 new knit designs (including a weaving pattern with DIY loom instructions) all based on new characters. How can you go wrong?
Tune into Craft Lit podcast and listen to classics read as your fingers work their magic with one of many patterns from either of these two books. And if you are a member of Ravelry join the group and knit along with the current KAL. We are finishing up one of my favorite books Jane Eyre.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
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