Fair Isle Knitting
Fair Isle Knitting by Alice Starmore, published by Taunton Press in 1988, offers an insightful exploration into the traditional stranded-color knitting of Scotland’s Fair Isle. This reprint edition spans 199 pages and is presented in English, featuring a comprehensive overview of the history and techniques associated with this unique art form.
Readers will discover detailed instructions for over 15 original knitwear designs created by the author, accompanied by 100 color photographs that illustrate the intricate patterns and vibrant colors characteristic of Fair Isle knitting. This book serves as both a practical guide and a historical account, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the craft of knitting and the cultural heritage of Scotland.
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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.
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