Status
Available
Description
Scotland's Fair Isle has long been known for its distinctive, stranded-color knitting. A designer from the region, Alice Starmore explores the history and techniques of the art and provides instructions for over 15 of her own knitwear designs. 100 color photos.
Publication
Dover Publications (2009), Edition: Green ed., 208 pages
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ISBN
0486472183 / 9780486472188
UPC
800759472185
User reviews
LibraryThing member gmillar
This is a neat book if you are interested in hand knitting and it's history. The book tells about where Fair Isle work comes from, how it developed, where it developed and how to do it. There nare a few patterns at the back, if you are interested in following up after all that learning.
Original language
English
Original publication date
1988