Following the success of the Knit Eat Book 2020 (issue 1), and for the Knit Eat Festival 2021 (October 2 and 3, 2021), Emma Ducher and Nathalie Plasse went to recharge their batteries at Les Cabanettes en Camargue. This 1960s atmosphere inspired them to create 6 themes, around which they created 18 original models (including 12 also in children's sizes). Several reports punctuate the book, and beautiful new recipes are there for cooking enthusiasts.
All knitting patterns and recipes are explained in detail, in French and English.
