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 Comprised
of the first seven exclusive designs published in Wild Fibers
magazine, this 40 page booklet features the patterns in their
original and "wild" yarns as well as versions in
more commercially available yarns. Some patterns also feature
alternate shaping and details.
Beautifully photographed on location in
Maine, the garments are enhanced by the natural beauty and
glorious colors of the fall foliage.
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here for more information.
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 Gloriously
knit from domestic kid mohair, this easy to knit jacket is
timeless in its appeal.
Beautifully suited to being worn open or
with a pin or shawl closure, its elegance is not to be denied.
The a-line kimono shape is flattering to all figures.
For more information about the yarn used
please visit Koenig
Farm
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here for more information about Wild Fibers Magazine.
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 After
more than two years in the making, A Fine Fleece is here.
Those of you who are non-spinners and spinning hopefuls will
glean useful tips and information on working with various
animal fibers, and how looking at the yarn itself will change
your perspective on your knitting. Whether you're working
with commercial yarns, minimally processed farm yarns, or
handspun, understanding the individuality of a yarn is key
to the success of a pleasurable knitting experience.
In addition, the designs are a reflection
on the aesthetic values I hold most dear, including the playfulness
of light and shadow, scale and portraying emotion in garment
design. I hope that all knitters will be intrigued by gaining
more control over their knitting by designing and spinning
yarn, and spinners are sure to think about their knitting
in a different way.
Please visit afinefleece.com
to learn more about the book, as well as to purchase signed
copies from the online store.
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 I
am pleased to announce my first compilation pattern booklet
which features eight sock designs, four of which have never
been published before and four of my existing favorites. Showcasing
the beautiful hand dyed yarns from Foxfire Fiber and Designs,
this full color, wire bound booklet is destined to become
a favorite you'll turn to again and again. Socks for the beginner
or the seasoned sock knitter give nearly endless sock potential.
Arranged by season, the pattern pages are enhanced with photo
inpsirations from nature and pastoral scenes.
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here for more information.
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