Stitchionary

[WandaT]

I have the Harmony Guides and LOVE them!

[knitgnat]

I am seeking opinion on the best stitchionaries (if that is the correct term). I know that Vogue has a set of them. Anyone want to offer advice?

Oh hi - I have a bonny book I bought some years back. When I run into a quandry, this book is a gem:
"The Knitter's Bible" Claire Crompton. Take a peek on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Knitter%C2%92s...9608721&sr=1-1

copy and paste the link, Lass, unless you want to just key in the title in amazon.
cheers

[globaltraveler]

I just found this today: It's the Walker Treasury Project. Many of the Walker treasuries don't have very big pics of the stitches, and they've started a blog to post larger pics and samples, which can be really useful. You have to have the books because they don't give the patterns, just a pic. This could give you a pretty good idea of whether you want the books themselves, of course.