Susie Johns has designed this mouth-watering collection of novelty knitted food items, ranging from hot dogs and cheeseburgers to sushi and fried breakfasts, as part of the popular "20 to Make Series". They are perfect as gifts, play aids or simply to amuse your family and friends! They range from quick and simple to make to more complex and challenging, but all are novel and rewarding to make. All you need are some basic craft materials and tools. With twenty unique designs, and variations based on the same methods, you should try making fast food - with no calories whatsoever!
Twenty to Make: Knitted Fast Food
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From shish kebabs to mouthwatering ice cream, if you've eaten it designer Susie Johns has knitted it for her entertaining new book. From quick, simple makes to more complex nibbles, there's a novel knit here for every lebel and 20 patterns in total to choose from.-Let's Knit Low in fat and high in fibre, these 20 novelty knitted pieces of fast food are ideal as quirky gifts, play-aids or just to amuse yourself! Susie Johns has designed this mouth-watering collection of novelty knitted food items, ranging from hot dogs and cheeseburgers to sushi and fried breakfasts. All you need are some basic craft materials and tools. With 20 unique designs and variations, you should try making fast food - with no calories whatsoever!-Machine Knitting Monthly Showcasing 20 simple-to-make project ideas for novelty knitted food items, including hot dogs, cheeseburgers and fried breakfasts, this is ideal for anyone looking to spice up their work this year. Perfect for beginners, casual crafters and experienced hobbyists, it features clear step-by-step instructions throughout, as well as a detailed list outlining all the materials and tools needed for each design. Innovative, inspirational and bang on trend, it is guaranteed to add a little something to your bookshelf this season.-Craft Business Looking for unusual Christmas stocking fillers? Susie Johns' knitted foods will bring a smile to any face, as well as being fun to make. From the pitta pocket to the pretty cupcake, you'll be able to find a fabric snack to please every member of your family. There are also plenty of skill levels to choose from, with samosas and sushi among the simplest to knit, while the ice cream and burgers are the most challenging, as they require you to use double-pointed needles. If you knit enough you'll be able to stage your own woolly picnic. Just make sure you have some real food at the ready too!-Simply Knitting
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Susie Johns is an experienced crafter, specialising in papercrafts and embroidery. She contributes regularly to a number of craft magazines and is the author of a range of books on practical subjects, such as collage, painting, drawing, papier mache, crochet and embroidery. She also teaches craft workshops.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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This book is totally fab - full of mad food knits with simple, easy to follow instructions, great pictures and the finished items really do turn out like they should! I've knitted pretty much everything in here and it all looks good enough to eat!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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I got this book and first night knitted 2 fried eggs!! was thrilled with them! have knitted lots food since..book gives clear correct instructions.. however cornish pasty when knitted on size needles and rows came out 2 inches rather then 5 so did it on bigger needles and increased stitches and rows...but this was only 1 seemed incorrect..but maybe was me!have since got her other books and have had so much fun knitting food..am thrilled with all results ..but my family think I have gone mad knitting food! most items are quick and easy to do,and like eggs and chips could be done by a beginner even 4 needle ones are not to hard as small items and less stitches on needles..buy this book and you will have lots of fun..and does not cost much as uses small amounts off wool!..must go now as lots more things to knit...mushrooms to go with egg and chips I think! cannot recommend this book or her others to much!!
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By rolo
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these knitted food books are a fun way to use up small amounts of left over wool and a talking point when your friends and family come around
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My third book from Susie Johns Twenty to Make
I already had (and loved) Knitted Vegetables and Knitted Fruit books by Susie Johns, so I got Knitted Fast Food as well. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Liv Tatum
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Easy
A good mixture of foods to knit, ideal for anybody knitting for charity or childrens pretend tea party with clear instructions
Published 2 months ago by Yvonne Jordan
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FAST FOOD KNITS FAST
Realistic quick to knit and sign of our times it is junk food,i have all the food patterns and make mix but my Granddaughter likes what she can see adults have and she has never... Read more
Published 2 months ago by I always tell the truth
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Knit one, purl one = finished!
This a great fun book. Bought for myself - not the most experience knitter (but anything tricky can be learnt off the internet) and I like things that are quick. Read more
Published 18 months ago by jane d
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In stitches
What a superb book this is. So funny a giggle on every page. Absolutely good enough to eat. Can't wait to give it at Christmas. Sure to raise a smile.
Published 19 months ago by Knitting Nora
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Healthy book!
A great substitute for the real thing! Much cheaper and far less unknown ingredients. Some fun playfood coming up fast.
Published 20 months ago by JEB
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front cover doesnt do it justice!
this book has some amazing ideas, notably the prawns!! there's also a fab ice cream cone, meat pie, egg & bacon, hot dog and cupcake. Read more
Published 21 months ago by sally tarbox
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Fantastic book
This is a fab book. Love it. The patterns are wonderful and the results great even for a beginner like me. The instructions are clear and precise and easy to follow. Read more
Published 22 months ago by SlayerKat
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Quirky, fun knitting book
I bought this for my Mum to occupy her following an operation. She has made the fried egg, chips, sausage, and bacon so far. Read more
Published on 14 April 2011 by juliet
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brillant ideas
I think this is a great book for any knitters even beginners like myself. Ive nearly worked my way through the book now and have just purchased the fruit and veg books too. Read more
Published on 31 Mar 2011 by T. Etchell
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