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Have you always wanted to knit a pillow or afghan? How
about a purse or shawl? Has not being able to knit or
crochet held you back? Maybe you haven't wanted to invest
all that time and energy to learn how.
If
the above sounds familiar, you're going to love the
Knit-Wit
tool. With absolutely no knitting or crocheting
experience or skills, you can simply and easily create
one-of-a-kind fashion apparel and home décor accessories!
The
Knit-Wit technique is a snap to learn. In just three
easy steps -- wind, anchor, and twist -- you can create
any of the fashions and accessories you see on this
page, plus many more! For detailed instructions on how
to use the Knit-Wit, click
here.
Once
you've mastered the technique, you can use the Knit-Wit
tool alone or combine it with the Doodle-Loom to create
pompons that will dress up any Knit-Wit project. Click
here to learn about the Doodle-Loom tool.
Even
if you're an experienced knitter or crochet enthusiast,
you'll find the Knit-Wit so efficient and easy that
it's sure to become an indispensable item in your knitting
bag. You can create the same beautiful items with the
Knit-Wit that you can with traditional needles and yarn
-- only in a fraction of the time! Use the Knit-Wit
with yarn, ribbon, jute, and more.
Today's
trend-setting yarn selection allows you to create an
endless array of fashionable looks, from fun and sassy
to light and lacy, for all ages and styles --all with
one easy technique!
Each
Knit-Wit kit comes with round and square tools to make
individual 2-1/2" rosettes, finishing needles, project
ideas and inspiration, a reusable vinyl storage bag,
full-color and easy-to-follow instructions -- even a
helpful DVD to teach the basics of using the tools.
The kits also include additional compact tools that
are perfect for on-the-go crafters!
Knitted fashions are popping up on the world's hottest
runways and showrooms. They've never been more popular
for all ages and even for home décor. With the Knit-Wit
tool, you can enjoy the thrill of creating "knitted"
fashions and fiber crafts without ever touching a pair
of needles!
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