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Trinajstic, Craig C.

 
9798995885405: Medellin Knitting's Travel Project Journal - A Project Planner, Journal & Tracker for Knitters and Crocheters On the Go: Organize Patterns, Yarn, ... Adventures in One Beautiful Project Log

Synopsis

• Whether you're knitting or crocheting at home, in the car, on vacation, or halfway across the world, this
beautifully organized knitting travel project book helps you keep every project in one place.
• Designed for knitters and crocheters who love to create wherever they go, this planner includes dedicated
space to track:
• - Project details and progress
• - Pattern references
• - Yarn information and stash notes
• - Needle and hook sizes and notions
• - Gauge and swatch records
• - Row counts and modifications
• - Travel memories tied to each project
• - WIP tracking and planning pages
• Perfect for organized knitters and crocheters, project planners, and yarn lovers alike, this journal makes a
thoughtful gift for anyone passionate about knitting or crochet.
• Bring your knitting and crocheting adventures together—one stitch at a time.

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À propos des auteurs

Craig C. Trinajstic is an editor, illustrator, layout designer, graphic designer, and marketer-the guy behind the scenes bringing all the pieces together into the books you read. A 100% service-connected disabled U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Craig brings technical knowledge, creativity, determination, and attention to detail to every project.Outside of publishing, Craig is the creator of Medellín Knitting, where he designs knitting patterns and produces YouTube videos reviewing knitting tools, equipment, yarns, and other products for the fiber arts community. His love of graphics, knitting, and design often brings those worlds together, whether he is creating a book, developing a pattern, producing a video, or working on a new design.Fueled by plenty of coffee and a constant stream of ideas, Craig brings passion, personality, and persistence to everything he works on.

A.P. Koski is a family man from Idaho who writes the kinds of stories he wants his own children to read-adventures that are exciting, imaginative, and meaningful without feeling like a lesson disguised as homework.At the heart of his writing is the belief that children often learn best when they are allowed to discover the lesson for themselves. Rather than telling young readers what to think, Koski places his characters in situations where choices have consequences and qualities such as kindness, honesty, patience, responsibility, perseverance, and good judgment emerge naturally through the story.His goal is simple: entertain first, while quietly giving young readers something worthwhile to carry with them after the adventure ends. The humor, mystery, unusual characters, and unexpected journeys are designed to keep children turning pages, while the deeper ideas encourage them to think about their own choices and the people around them.Koski is also passionate about bringing shorter novels and novellas back to younger readers. He believes children should have access to complete, satisfying stories that challenge their imaginations without overwhelming them with hundreds of pages. His books are written to help developing and reluctant readers experience the confidence and enjoyment that comes from finishing a real adventure.For A.P. Koski, a great children's book should make a young reader want to know what happens next-and leave a parent feeling that the time spent reading it was worthwhile.

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