Contributors:
Judy Furlong is renowned for her delicate lace designs, inspired by
the traditions of Scotland. Her designs and articles are published
in The Knitter Magazine, and through GMC Knitting. You can also
find her designs on Ravelry.com.
Amanda Jones creataes gorgeous knitting patterns for adults and
children, as well as beautiful home accessory projects.
Anniken Allis is considered one of the UK's leadin lace designers.
She learned to knit growing up in Norway. Her designs feature a
variety of techniques including lace, cables and fair isle. She
teaches workshops, and is regularly published in knitting and
crochet magazines in the UK, US, and Germany. She has a popular
website: yarnaddict.co.uk
Sarah Hatton learned to knit as a child and has always been
passionate about fashion. After getting her degree in fashion, she
entered the world of professional handknit where she has worked for
over 10 years with famous brands like Rowan, Patons, and
Sublime.
Ann Kingstone is a British designer living in Yorkshire. Her
designs are generally inspired by the history, literature, and
traditions of England.
Lace Collection for Knitting Editors of Knitter Magazine. Fox
Chapel/Design Originals, $17.99 paper (104p) ISBN 978-1-57421-447-5
The editors of Knitter's Magazine have assembled a collection of 23
sumptuous patterns for the knitter who loves lace. Projects include
sweaters and shawls, along with other accessories and add-ons, such
as bags, gloves, even a blanket. Lovely thumbnail photos of the
pieces are displayed on the table of contents page, and the first
section of the book contains great tips for knitting, finishing,
and washing lace. The patterns are divided into four sections:
All-Seasons Lace, Quick Lace, Light Lace, and Cozy Lace. The "Jan
Sweater" is a fun vintage-style '30s sweater; the "Sprite Dress," a
gorgeous asymmetrical flapper pattern; the "Lazuli Shawl," a
delicious lace-weight wrap; and the "Fontaine Collar," a classy,
versatile leaf-patterned accessory. Several patterns include charts
and diagrams in addition to the written instructions. Delectable to
knit, delicious to wear, this collection provides plenty for the
discerning lace knitter to sink knitting needles into. (Sept.)
Lace Collection for Knitting The Knitter Magazine editors Fox
Chapel Publishing Soft Cover $17.99 (104 pp) 978-1-57421-477-5 The
twenty-three stunning patterns in Lace Collection for Knitting will
make any wearer feel as though she's on the runway every day,
whether adorned in a fitted sweater, an elegant cardigan, or a
flowing shawl. The front cover does not do justice to the interior
art- gorgeous photographs of models exhibiting the clothing and
accessories give the book a sleek and chic fashion magazine feel.
Even without the intent to pick up the knitting needles, turning
the pages of this book offers an exquisite visual experience.
Starting with tools and suggested yarn, each designer gives row by
row directions for knitting these enchanting and dainty pieces,
including the entwined cockleshell, leaf, and ruffle details. Both
written intstructions and charted schematics are included, and both
are equally clear and easy to follow for intermediate to advanced
knitters. A list of knitting abbreviatoons at the front of the book
is a helpful addition.
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