Books like Coptic knitting by Dorothy K. Burnham

Firefly's Step‑by‑Step Encyclopedia of Needlecraft is a comprehensive reference that details the techniques and fundamentals of sewing, knitting, crocheting, patchwork, quilting, embroidery, and appliqué.

Hand knitting, to date, has received relatively little attention from textile historians. In this full history of the craft, the author offers a definition of the process in relation to other yarn crafts such as crochet. Literary evidence is drawn upon and the social aspects of knitting are a main concern. Well-known legends about knitting history are re-evaluated and the development of techniques and tools is covered, together with the history of the craft from before 1500 to the present day. Some local traditions of the British Isles are investigated, including the knitting of Shetland, Aran, Wales, the Channel Islands and the Yorkshire Dales. Knitting tradtions east of the Adriatic and in the Americas have separate chapters, and the book includes a historical glossary and a transcription of the earliest English knitting pattern. Richard Rutt's previous books have been about Korean and Chinese literature.

A collection of 20 fun and quick-to-knit patterns designed to celebrate the arrival of a newborn, featuring soft, bulky yarns knit on big needles to create unusual pieces for your baby's first day home with you.

A comprehensive guide featuring 100 knitting patterns suitable for knitters of all skill levels, offering a mix of garments, accessories, and home décor projects with clear, step‑by‑step instructions.

A practical guide to designing and knitting stylish pet accessories for dogs, complete with patterns, step‑by‑step techniques, yarn suggestions, and a rundown of the essential knitting equipment.