Debbie Stoller knows that at least half the projects women knit are intended for the men in their lives. She also knows that knitting<br> for a boyfriend or husband or father is full of pitfalls. The answer <i>Son of Stitch 'N Bitch</i>, the hip, smart knitter's guide to knitting for men.<br> <br> A "knitting superstar" (<i>San Francisco Chronicle</i>) and author of the <i>New York Times</i> bestselling <i>Stitch 'N Bitch: The Knitter's Handbook</i> and other <i>Stitch 'N Bitch</i> books, Debbie Stoller combines fashion savvy with uncommon knitting sense. Here's how to get the right sweater measurement (because size <i>definitely</i> matters)—and why never to bring him along to pick out the yarn. Why "what's your favorite color" is a dangerous question—and how you can't go wrong with luxury yarns for even the most rugged of boyfriends. Best of all, here are 45 edgy, hipster patterns that are guy-vetted and approved, many designed by male master-knitters or women with men as design partners. Here's the Night & Day double-sided Brooklyn Bridge scarf. The Biker Boy sweater with a patch on the shoulder to protect against messenger bag wear and tear. Lucky Socks—think rat pack at the casino. Skull Isle Cap & Mitts. The Ernie sweater. Hangover Helpers—stuffed plush "beermeister" and "whiskey bottle" pillows. The Retropolitan Cardigan, with a geek-chic take on Mr. Rogers. Plus Man Hands (fingerless gloves), a Hackie Sack Hoodie, Pinup Girl Illusion scarf (oh, behave!), and more.