Ann Feitelson

Auteur de The Art of Fair Isle Knitting: History, Technique, Color & Patterns

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Comprend les noms: Ann Feifelson, Ann Peitelson

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The Art of Fair Isle Knitting: History, Technique, Color & Patterns (1996) 539 exemplaires

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Date de naissance: 1950-09-24
Sexe: female

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The Art of Fair Isle Knitting : History, Technique,… par Ann Feitelson

Knit colorful hats, gloves, and sweaters in the Shetland tradition.
This book is a classic. Ms. Feitelson starts off by laying out the history of Fair Isle knitting and progresses to technique and color theory. The patterns that she provided are beautiful in terms of fit and silhouette, not to mention color choices and pattern designs. I have knitted a few Fair Isle articles and I wish I had bought this book first before knitting my caps and socks. This book is a must-have for anybody wishing to embark on the wonderful journey of Fair Isle and Shetland knitting.… (plus d'informations)

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The Art of Fair Isle Knitting: History, Technique,… par Ann Feitelson

This book includes a history of Fair Isle knitting, color photos of historic garments, and a discussion of Fair Isle color patterns. Approximately 20 patterns are included, along with color photos and color charts. Most of the patterns are based on or inspired by historic Fair Isle garments.