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This volume is all about making the most of those treasured single skeins and balls of yarn in our stashes. It might be a very special skein bought from that memorable fibre festival ten years ago, or maybe it’s the spare balls left over from a sweater project where you played it safe and bought extra yarn just in case.
With 52 patterns to choose from, that’s a whole year’s worth of knitting inspiration in one book. And the best part? Each project is designed to make the most of just one skein of yarn.
52 Weeks of One Skein Knits features 52 patterns by 50 designers from around the world. From hats, socks and shawls to cowls, collars, hoods, headbands, mitts and mittens, there’s something for every knitter — whether you’re just getting started or have years of knitting behind you.
Each project use a maximum of 100 grams of yarn. As yarns come in a wide variety of skein and ball sizes, we decided to use this amount as our baseline. Therefore, some patterns might require up to two skeins or balls, if the yarn comes in units that are much less than 100 grams.
The patterns are created by the following designers: Ashley Adams, Saara Autere, Maria Bach Jensen, Ronja Beckmann, Rachel Brockman, Kitti Dragonoff, Agnieszka Dzikiewicz-Krawczyk, Jaana Etula, Georgia Farrell, Joanna Filip, Alessandra Gropazzi, Anna Hechtman, Vilma Holm, Nina Holubcova, Emilia Jensen, Yun Jeong, Anniina Juuti, Henna Ketonen, Milena Krzemińska, Géraldine Lavaud, Sarianna Lehtonen, Justyna Lorkowska, Linda Lötberg, Sara Markkula, Laura McLean, Elina Männistö, Elizabeth Nicodemus, Imogen O’Brien, Sara Ottosson, Sanni Pauliina, Riikka Peltola, Gala Pillot, Iida Pirinen, Camille Romano, Inese Sang, Ástþrúður Sif Sveinsdóttir, Lis Smith, Elena Solier Jansà, Aleksandra Sołowianiuk, Hailey Stanton, Nina Suutari, Sonoko Tajima, Ayano Tanaka, Kimberley ter Heerdt, Lili Tobias, Audrey Trecasse, Maaike van Geijn, Imke von Nathusius, Maria-Ève Wedge and Julia Wilkens.
