Knit the City Building Blocks: Mix and Match Knitting Charts for Iconic City Buildings

A fun collection of stranded colorwork and intarsia knitting charts to make buildings inspired by iconic cities including London, Paris, Copenhagen, Sydney, Amsterdam, Prague and New York. Australian designer, Jake Henzler who is known as Boy Knits World, has created knitted building blocks for classic buildings from well-known cities around the world. The designs are modular so they can be mix and matched to make your own unique buildings, for example, you can switch up the different styles of gables and windows and adjust the style of the buildings to create endless alternatives. The buildings are knitted as separate blocks but they can be joined together to make blankets, throws and cushion covers as well as other accessories and homewares. There are guidelines for yarn amounts and the number of blocks needed to make three different sized projects for each city: a large blanket; and baby blanket and a cushion cover but you can use your knitted building blocks however you like - the world is your oyster! So grab your needles and yarn and start your city break now with Knit The City! AUTHOR: Jake Henzler is an Australian knitting designer known for his innovative and playful approach to architectural knitting. He is the creative mind behind the popular 'Boy Knits World' brand, which has built a devoted following for its imaginative building block designs inspired by cityscapes around the world. With a background in both textiles and education, Jake brings a clear, accessible style to his patterns, empowering knitters of all levels to experiment, personalise, and create with confidence.