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By Jil Eaton, this book of patterns is sure to spice up your evening wear with your own sexy and stylish knits! $25.95, hardcover, $12.95 Sale price |
By Melanie Falick, author of Weekend Knitting and Knitting Holiday Style, America Knits is a great book of classic knitting patterns for children through adults. $29.95
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Andean Inspired Knits, by Helen Hamann, All projects are designed in what is becoming Rosie's signature fiber, Alpaca. A beautiful book to look at, it is also chock full of technical information to enhance your knitting experience. $28.95 includes shipping (hardcover) |
From the blog of the same name this book is full of great cutting edge patterns for the punk rock in all of us. $22.95
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From Yarns International these fair isle designs are timeless. Great classic! Need some Jamieson's to go with that? $16.95 |
Another Japanese Import from Ondori. These books are beautiful collectors items for the die hard knitter! In Japanese, with charted designs. $25.00 |
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Designing your own Aran sweater is an incredibly rewarding process. Janet Szabo walks you though choosing panels and motifs, charting designs, and combining patterns to create a textural masterpiece to call your own. Great pictures and illustrations! $24.95 |
| Artic Lace, by Donna Druchunas, explores the lace knitting traditions of Alaskan Natives using super warm quiviut fibers. A lovely and informative book full of projects for all level, but mostly intermediate and up. $28.95, includes shipping. |
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The Art of Fair Isle Knitting A great all around Fair Isle book. It includes a great history section with color pictures of very adorable ladies and gents from Shetland; traditional examples of sweaters, tams and vests; contemporary patterns you can follow mindlessly and a section on color choice that is one of the best out there. Picking colors for a Fair Isle is daunting and a wonderful rainy day activity. Even if you never cast on, getting out the colored pencils, graph paper and yarn scraps is so fun! (Maybe I'm just crazy?)
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The Art of Knitting 1892
A reproduction of Butterick knitting patterns from, you guessed it, 1892. A knitting archeaologist's dream! Very reminiscent of the Weldon's patterns, but published in the US which means they are going to use some different language. Fascinating to read! |
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