The Art of Fair Isle Knitting: History, Technique, Color & Patterns by Ann Feitelson

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

by Ann Feitelson

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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. (

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A beautifully written and scholarly look at the lives and the knitting of women on the tiny Shetland island of Fair Isle. This book traces the development of Fair Isle knitting from folk craft to world-wide design phenomenon.

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