A Knitted Hat Patterns Book Review

The book Hats On!: 31 Warm and Winsome Caps for Knitters by Charlene Schurch is a real good reference for both the beginner knitter, as well as the more accomplished person who just likes to knit all the time. As you can guess by the title, this book contains 31 different cap patterns that cover a wide variety of styles. And the most helpful aspect of it is the patterns include directions for various sizes, from toddler all the way up to extra large adult. So you can make headwear for the entire family. If you have read many similar books you will know that you don't usually find this, and it can be quite frustrating doing the math. You will not have that problem with this knitting guide.

Something that stood out in this book was that it was geared towards both the novice as well as expert, providing easy to follow instructions and pictures where applicable. Anyone who wants to learn how they can knit or crochet a hat will be quite pleased with it, especially since it is priced very well. For the amount of information it is a bargain, that's for sure.

If you have gotten this far, you probably are looking for some knitted hat patterns at an affordable price. Sure you can find them for free, but remember the saying 'you get what you pay for'? Well, it really is true in this case. If you want excellent examples that are easy to follow, try this book out for yourself. The author is quite knowledgable in the knitted hat arena, so she can step you through just about any example with ease.

It can't be all good, can it?

One thing I found a little confusing at times is that some charts could be explained a little better. It's really not a big deal but just something I noticed. It didn't stop me from going back to it time and time again, as I tried one of the other hat patterns though. I think other reviewers pointed this out, but it really is minor compared to everything else you get. If you want to read about the book or other similar offerings, click here.