I was so thrilled and so honored when fellow knitter Kristi Schueler, a.k.a. Fiber Fool, asked me if I would like to be part of her blog tour for her new book, Nourishing Knits.
Kristi has combined her love of knitting and baking into a wonderful collection of designs featuring cables, lace and colorwork all paired with 12 mouthwatering recipes.
Inside knitters will be inspired to knit a lace shawl, color-work slippers, socks and mitts, as well as a unisex sweater and a vest. Recipes include appetizers, main dishes, beverages and desserts. Not only does each recipe include a simple list of ingredients, but includes methods and tips for preparation, as well as suggestions for pairings and substitutions.
I really love how Kristi also has provided a knitters with a clickable table of contents, clickable visual indexes of both patterns and recipes, as well as a bookmark panel for even more navigational options! Since this eBook is downloadable in PDF format, it is extremely portable for most electronic devices, including tablets and iPads.
Here’s just a tiny hint of what’s inside and be sure to click on each photo for a direct link to the pattern!
I love all the designs in Kristi’s new collection, but I must admit I truly have a soft spot for shawls and anything that is lacy. Ganache is a truly exquisite creation that I cannot wait to knit!
For more information on Kristi’s new eBook or on any other of her lovely designs, you can find her online at Fiber Fool, Raverly, FaceBook and Twitter . You can also join her Raverly group, Designedly, Kristi Knitters, to stay informed about all her latest knitting adventures
About: Kristi Schueler lives on Colorado’s front range with her husband, Drew, and their two dogs, Emma and Brandon. Kristi’s technical approach to knitting comes from a scientific background, including a BS in Meteorology. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines, books and e-zines. While knitting, cooking and photography are all passions for Kristi, she also enjoys reading, yoga and spending time with friends and family playing games and enjoying the outdoors.













love the combo food and knitting! Great pictures
I do too Frauke and thank you
Ooo! That looks so yummy! I totally love the idea of combining very beautiful knitting patterns with delicious looking recipes. The Ganache shawl is so delicate looking. I feel my ravelry queue is going to get longer … he he he.
It’s that the coolest idea and it happens to be the two things I love the most! I’m afraid my queue is getting longer too … hehehe, sorry I’m helping you fill yours too