About the Author

Heather Lodinsky has been a professional knit and crochet designer for over 15 years. Her designs have appeared in "Vogue Knitting," "Interweave Knits," "Creative Knitting," "KnitScene," "Family Circle Knitting," and "Cast On" along with other knitting and crochet magazines. She is the designer of the popular "Central Park Hoodie" cardigan, which appeared in "KnitScene" and is one of the most popular downloads in the Interweave store. She was also included in the "Great American Afghan" in "Knitter's" magazine. Heather is a freelance designer for major yarn companies. She teaches classes at her local yarn shop (LYS) in Buffalo, New York, where she lives with her family.

Reviews

"Odd Shapes, Unique & Terrific are my three descriptions of this book. Don t be a square as Heather Lodinsky says on the back of the book. Certainly, there are no squares in this book." - All Free Crochet.com"Heather has provided so many great ideas within this book that you are drawn into the book and realize the potential for what you can use some of the shapes for. It certainly creates excitement for both knitters and crocheters alike. This is a fabulous book for your collection when you are stumped for ideas on what to do next." - AllFreeCrochet.com"For anyone who loves motifs and motif work, this can be a handy reference to have at ones' fingertips." - CrochetInsider.com"

"Odd Shapes, Unique & Terrific are my three descriptions of this book. Don't be a square as Heather Lodinsky says on the back of the book. Certainly, there are no squares in this book." - "All Free Crochet.com"

"Heather has provided so many great ideas within this book that you are drawn into the book and realize the potential for what you can use some of the shapes for. It certainly creates excitement for both knitters and crocheters alike. This is a fabulous book for your collection when you are stumped for ideas on what to do next." - "AllFreeCrochet.com"

"For anyone who loves motifs and motif work, this can be a handy reference to have at ones' fingertips." - "CrochetInsider.com"