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Sto caricando le informazioni... Color Style (Style series) (edizione 2008)di Pam Allen
Informazioni sull'operaColor Style: Innovative to Traditional, 17 Inspired Designs to Knit di Pam Allen
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From simple repeating stripes to intricate Fair isle patterns, two or more colors can add life and dimension to garments and accessories. Following in the footsteps of the "Style" series with gorgeous patterns, luscious lifestyle photographs, and step-by-step instructions this book features classic and innovative use of traditional color techniques by top knitwear designers. In addition to the patterns, the Design Notebook chapter details the fundamental ways to incorporate color into knitting. Learn the secrets to successful Fair Isle, intarsia and slip stitch or how different techniques can be used in combination for outstanding results. Preview designs. Description Color work is a popular form of knitting for projects of all types and complexity. Knitting is more fun when two or more colors are used and gives the knitter an opportunity to learn new techniques. From simple repeating stripes to intricate Fair Isle patterns, two or more colors can add life and dimension to garments and accessories. Color Style, following in the footsteps of Bag Style, Folk Style, and Wrap Style - with gorgeous patterns, luscious lifestyle photographs, and step-by-step instructions - features classic and innovative use of traditional color techniques by top knitwear designers that will be a welcome library addition for beginner and experienced knitters alike. From an easy-to-knit pullover that alternates narrow stripes of solid and variegated yarns to a multicolored Fair Isle cardigan worked with steeks, readers will find loads of practical projects and inspiration from fifteen top knitwear designers including Veronik Avery, Mags Kandis, Deborah Newton, Kristin Nicholas, Shirley Paden, and more. In addition to seventeen inventive patterns, the Design Notebook chapter details the fundamental ways to incorporate color into knitting. Learn the secrets to successful Fair Isle, intarsia, and slip stitch or how different techniques can be used in combination for outstanding results. Soon you'll be on your way to designing your own colorful masterpieces! Even if you're a beginning knitter, shows easy ways to achieve colorful effects in your knitting. Reviews: "This great new book shows easy ways to achieve colorful effects in your knitting. If previously you have been afraid to work with more than one color, read this book and get inspired."-Knitting News "The book has a classic Interweave Press aesthetic -- updated classics, great photo styling and creative accessories. The contributor list reads like a "best of" IK."-knotions online magazine "Gorgeous patterns and clear instructions."-MonstersandCritics.com Preview a few designs Appartiene alle SerieStyle series (color)
From simple stripes to intricate Fair Isle patterns, this resource provides a solid foundation and numerous examples of the best ways to bring knits to life. Full of gorgeous patterns and clear instructions, 15 top knitwear designers--including Veronik Avery, Mags Kandis, Deborah Newton, Kristin Nicholas, and Shirley Paden--provide inspiration and practical projects for the beginning and experienced knitter alike. From an easy-to-knit pullover that alternates narrow stripes of solid and variegated yarns to a multicolored Fair Isle cardigan worked with steeks, this guidebook is filled with projects that take advantage of the countless ways in which knits can be enriched with color. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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