Fairisle Knitting Tradition | Alison Rendall

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Fairisle Knitting Tradition | Alison RendallWarm, traditional, colorful, uniquely Shetland there are a thousand reasons to love Fair Isle knitting! 14 authentic patterns including sweaters, headbands, socks, mittens, and a dog sweater Learn the fundamentals of Fair Isle knitting including yarns, needles, stitches, how to read a Fair Isle pattern, and color choices Author Alison Rendall is a native of Shetland in Northern Scotland, the birthplace of Fair Isle Knitting, and has been knitting

The wider variety of projects and styles will give this title broad appeal and the accessibility of some of the projects such as the wraps and scarves make them suitable for less experienced knitters while the more detailed patterns for gloves will appeal to more experienced knitters

Erika Knight's Pure Tweed is it

are created in up to six sizes each

and the quiet beauty of nature’s rhythms

For those who have struggled in the past to knit with needles

featuring 10 matching sweater designs to keep you and your loyal companion cosy and warm

Cheesecake etc etc

A pair of 'sailor' inspired wide leg trousers

multicultural neighbourhoods of East Helsinki in My City

Every design is made with movement and daily life in mind

Soft wools and tweeds are also suitable for colder climates

Designed to match the gauge of other worsted-weight Noro yarns

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