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Vampire Knits

Projects to Keep You KNitting from Twilight to Dawn

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Surrender to the allure of knits inspired by the immortals we all love to fear. If you adore Twilight, True Blood, or The Vampire Diaries, this collection of 28 imaginative and beautiful projects is sure to captivate. 
 
   • Black capes are so 1897, instead get stylish with the dead sexy Sidhe Shrug.
   • Unleash your inner shapeshifter with the Werewolf Hat.
   • Keep warm while holding hands with your vampire by wearing these Bellisima Mittens.
   • Around humans? Use the Blood Bottle Cozies to disguise your beverage.
 
Whether you are wandering the Carpathian Mountains or the bayous of Louisiana, these smoldering projects—for knitters of all levels—will keep you well protected, no matter what you attract.
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    • Library Journal

      December 1, 2010

      Vampire mania shows no signs of abating, and first-time designer Miller presents a collection inspired largely by Stephenie Meyer's blockbuster Twilight series. The patterns range from literal (a child's sweater with vampire fangs) to movie inspired (a replica of Bella's mittens from the first Twilight movie) to Goth inspired (lacy capelets and scarves). There's even a small section of werewolf-inspired patterns for team-Jacob knitters. Those who aren't fans of the series may find some of the projects over-the-top, but there's still a lot to like here.

      Copyright 2010 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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