New England Knits: Timeless Knitwear with a Modern Twist

by Cecily Glowik MacDonald

Hardcover, 2010

Status

Available

Barcode

239

Description

New England's seasons call for plenty of warm knitwear, and New England Knits provides an irresistible collection of beautiful designs. Inspired by autumn and winter in New England (where the savvy knitter is never far from a sweater between September and March), the book is divided into three themes: Walk in the Woods, Around the Town, and Along the coast. Within each section readers will find a variety of flattering, wearable sweaters and accessories (including hats, mittens, scarves, bags, and shawls). Projects by guest designers from Classic Elite, Berroco, and the Fiber Company provide round out the collection.

Publication

Interweave (2010), 160 pages

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ISBN

1596681802 / 9781596681804

User reviews

LibraryThing member naildoctors

I really enjoyed the classic modern patterns in this book. There were a great range to pick from in sweater knitting patterns.

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LibraryThing member LeHack

Updated classics for beginner to experienced knitter. I found yarn in my stash for the Brattleboro hat and ordered yarn for a sweater. The sweaters are classic enough, the designs should be able to be worn for years without being dated.

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