Best in Show: Knit Your Own Dog Knitting Book – 25 Breeds (Hardb

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Description
Best in Show offers the unique opportuity to knit yourself a dog. There are 25 different breeds included, from a perky Poodle to a burly Bulldog, a delightful Dalmation to a loyal Labrador.

Key Features
Author(s) Joanna Osborne, Sally Muir
Publisher Anova Books
Date of Publication 06/09/2010
Language(s) English
Format Hardback
ISBN-10 1843405733
ISBN-13 9781843405733
Genre Handicrafts, Arts & Crafts

Publication Data
Place of Publication London
Country of Publication United Kingdom
Imprint Collins & Brown
Content Note 150 Colour Photographs

Dimensions
Weight 673 g
Width 216 mm
Height 170 mm
Pagination 176

Editorial Details
Format Details With dust jacket

Description
Author Biography Sally Muir and Joanna Osborne run their own knitwear business, Muir and Osborne. They export their knitwear to stores in the United States, Japan and Europe as well as selling to shops in the United Kingdom. Several pieces of their knitwear are in the permanent collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Sally Muir and Joanna Osborne are the authors of the bestselling Best in Show (9781843405733) and Best in Show: Cats (9781843400000).

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There are 25 designs in this book as follows:-

Afghan Hound

Whippet

Dachshund

Basset Hound

Wire-Haired Fox Terrier

Jack Russell

Scottish Terrier

West Highland Terrier

English Bull Terrier

Cocker Spaniel

Red Setter

Labrador

Portuguese Water Dog

Dalmation

Poodle

Miniature Schnauzer

French Bulldog

English Bulldog

Pug

Rough Collie

Border Collie

German Shepherd

Old English Sheepdog

Corgi

Siberian Husky

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