Tomorrow, Saturday 10 June, is Knit in Public Day and to celebrate, I've put together a list of titles to keep you stitching all day long. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned knitter/crocheter, there's something for everyone.

The Ultimate All-Around Stitch Dictionary by Wendy Bernard

In hew newest book, The Ultimate All-Around Stitch Dictionary, Wendy Bernard packs all the stitch patterns you could ever wish for into a single, handy new volume. Featuring all the great content from the Up, Down, All-Around and the Knitting All Around stitch dictionaries, Bernard presents patterns for top down, bottom up, back and forth, and in the round knitting. With all of the stitches you want in one place along with new patterns places, this book is among the must-have dictionaries out there-and a new format and lower price point make it even more irresistible.

Vintage Knits by National Library of Australia

Vintage Knits presents a curated selection of these patterns from Australian publications of the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, tested and updated to make them practical for today's knitter. The book features vintage material from the original publications with contemporary full-colour photographs of the garments as they have been recreated today. Interwoven throughout the book are sections reflecting on the social and cultural history of knitting in Australia.

Pocket Book of Knitting by Claire Gelder

Get started and learn the basics with this pocket-sized, no-nonsense guide to knitting!

The book is structured as a simple 3-step course that will help you progress from bronze to gold as your skills and confidence grow. Start with the basic stitches and simple joining, build up a few more stitches for your collection, then finally add in some simple shaping and some pompoms. Before you know it you’ll be knitting a garter stitch scarf, herringbone stitch blanket and a loop stitch cushion.

Also check out Pocket Book of Crochet.

Crochet Crush by Molla Mills

In this amazing collection, Molla Mills brings together the best in modern crochet design, with projects including a duffel bag, cushion, sun visor and picnic blanket. The colourful designs incorporate modern practicality and unique style, inspired by flowers, nostalgic summers and Brooklyn neighbourhoods. There is also a comprehensive section on getting started with crochet, including choosing yarns and using tools to create a range of stitches and effects.

Featuring 23 contemporary patterns for incredible home decor and accessory pieces that you will use, wear and love for years to come.

Hip to Be Square by Katie Jones

With Hip to Be Square learn how to transform five simple granny squares into 20 bold and bright designs featuring size-inclusive garments, stylish accessories, and beautiful homewares. All five granny squares can be completed in a wide range of yarn weights, colours, and types; they can be extended to create bigger blocks, and they are interchangeable within the pattern designs, giving the reader unlimited options and inspiration.

Includes tips on how to care for your makes, so they stand the test of time - the perfect antidote to fast fashion.

CIY: Crochet-It-Yourself by Emma Wright

With 15 beautiful designs, CIY: Crochet-It-Yourself takes you through all the steps and techniques that you need to master and refine your crochet skills.

In this fresh and modern guide to crochet, Emma Wright shows you how to create your own stylish crochet collection. Once you have mastered the basics, Emma will show you how to confidently play with colour and pattern to make clothes that suit you style and add your own creative flair to.