Sharon E. Miller (1955–)
Auteur de Heirloom Knitting
Sharon E. Miller est Sharon Miller (1). Pour les autres auteurs qui s'appellent Sharon Miller, voyez la page de désambigüisation.
Sharon E. Miller (1) a été combiné avec Sharon E Miller.
Séries
Œuvres de Sharon E. Miller
Les œuvres ont été combinées en Sharon E Miller.
The Lerwick Lace Shawl: A Study in Knitted Lace Design - from the Antique to the Modern (2008) 31 exemplaires
The Jewel Long Shawl 3 exemplaires
Thre Edwardian Lace Wrap, Simply Stunning 2 exemplaires
Shetland Lace: the Nesting Shawl 1 exemplaire
Shetland Lace Unst Bridal Shawl 1 exemplaire
Shetland Lace Wedding Ring Shawl 1 exemplaire
Shetland Lace The Cora Shawl 1 exemplaire
Simply Stunning! The Pink Puzzle Wrap 1 exemplaire
The Pink Puzzle Wrap 1 exemplaire
Shetland Lace 2 Ply Gray Shawl 1 exemplaire
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Partage des connaissances
- Nom canonique
- Sharon E. Miller
- Date de naissance
- 1955
- Sexe
- female
- Nationalité
- UK
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The Muness Shawl: Heirloom Knitting Expert's Study… par Sharon Miller
This booklet is a study of an antique cobweb-gossamer weight Shetland lace shawl - the type of shawl that is so finely knitted, it can be pulled through a wedding ring. The book is intended as a master class for reproducing this particular shawl, and for making design changes to accommodate different yarn weights.
Sharon Miller begins with a 1910 publication, Aunt Kate's Home Knitter, that contains what Miller believes to be the first true gossamer lace Shetland shawl pattern to be published. To this she adds history, vintage and modern photos, a complete modern pattern including large color charts, a complete facsimile of the original 1910 pattern, and more than you would ever want to know about Shetland lace shawls.
Sharon Miller's summary, from the back cover of the pattern book:
The Princess Shawl is inspired by one presented to Alexandra, Princess of Wales by Shetland in 1863. It is one of the most challenging projects for lace knitters available.
I have been lusting after this pattern ever since I first saw a photo of it on Ravelry, and finally decided I must have it. The pattern is beautifully laid out, and includes several large scale color charts. The charts for the largest design elements are printed on double size sheets, and are not fastened into the book. I don't know if I am ready for this challenge, but I will have to at least try a few swatches. Even if I never make the shawl, this is a wonderful resource for the techniques and motifs used in Shetland shawls.
Note: This shawl is HUGE - if knitted in #70 DMC crochet cotton, the expected finished size is 64" vertically along the center back, and 108" wide. (It would weigh a ton in cotton!)… (plus d'informations)
The Princess Shawl is inspired by one presented to Alexandra, Princess of Wales by Shetland in 1863. It is one of the most challenging projects for lace knitters available.
I have been lusting after this pattern ever since I first saw a photo of it on Ravelry, and finally decided I must have it. The pattern is beautifully laid out, and includes several large scale color charts. The charts for the largest design elements are printed on double size sheets, and are not fastened into the book. I don't know if I am ready for this challenge, but I will have to at least try a few swatches. Even if I never make the shawl, this is a wonderful resource for the techniques and motifs used in Shetland shawls.
Note: This shawl is HUGE - if knitted in #70 DMC crochet cotton, the expected finished size is 64" vertically along the center back, and 108" wide. (It would weigh a ton in cotton!)… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 15
- Membres
- 503
- Popularité
- #49,235
- Évaluation
- 4.7
- Critiques
- 9
- ISBN
- 20