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Icelandic Handknits : 25 Heirloom Techniques and Projects by Helene Magnusson (2013, Hardcover)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherQuarto Publishing Group USA

ISBN-10076034244X

ISBN-139780760342442

eBay Product ID (ePID)28038671796

Product Key Features

Book TitleIcelandic Handknits : 25 Heirloom Techniques and Projects

Number of Pages144 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicNeedlework / Knitting, Fashion, European

Publication Year2013

IllustratorYes

GenreArt, Crafts & Hobbies

AuthorHelene Magnusson

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height0.6 in

Item Weight30.1 Oz

Item Length10.2 in

Item Width8.8 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2012-028391

Dewey Edition23

Dewey Decimal746.43/2041

Table Of ContentForeword by Elín S. SigurðardóttirA Brief History of the Textile Museum in Blönduós Introduction Chapter 1: Inspired by Mittens Checkered Mittens & BeanieLeaf Mittens, Slouchy Cap & Scarf Skagafjörður MittensSkagafjörður Tote BagNordic Leaf MittensPerlusmokkar: Beaded Wrist WarmersPerluband: Beaded Armband & Hairband Chapter 2: Inspired by Traditional Costumes Skautbúningur Sweater Mötull CapeletA Perfect Little Icelandic Sweater The Missing Lopi Sweater Chapter 3: Inspired by Footwear Icelandic Shoe InsertsIcelandic Soft Shoes Step Rose CushionBroken Rose Blanket Togara Socks Sock Band Socks Chapter 4: Inspired by Lace Halldóra Long Shawl Margrét Triangular ShawlLace Hood Klukka Skirt Lacy Skotthúfa Special Techniques AbbreviationsYarn SourcesKnitting References Acknowledgments About the Author and PhotographerIndex

SynopsisIceland boasts a rich heritage of knitting, and Icelandic Handknits collects 25 patterns for folk mittens, socks, scarves, hats, mittens, wristers, handbags, knapsacks, and sweaters inspired by traditional knits. An introduction reflecting on the history of Icelandic-style knitting and the stories behind the vintage handknits that inspired the patterns will be included., Icelandic Handknits: 25 Heirloom Techniques and Projects is a rich and varied collection of patterns for folk mittens, socks, scarves, hats, wrist warmers, sweaters, shoe inserts, and more, all inspired by traditional handknitted artifacts from the Textile Museum in Blönduós, Iceland. Iceland boasts a rich heritage of knitting; thanks in equal parts to the island's special wool, the harsh climate, and the need to battle the elements, Icelandic knitters have developed unique traditions of needlework techniques and handknit styles. In the pages of this book, renowned Icelandic knitwear designer Hélène Magnùsson delivers an array of beautiful patterns that reflect the depth of the country'sknitting traditions. You'll appreciate the fully illustrated techniques section, the ample color photographs, and the detailed list of resources for Icelandic and Scandinavian knitting. More than just a book of knitting, this book is infused with bits of Icelandic folklore and culture, vintage photographs, and classic Icelandic recipes. Magnùsson believes that the best way to preserve traditions is to continue using them, giving them new life. And with this definitive collection of patterns, she has done just that., Icelandic Handknits: 25 Heirloom Techniques and Projects is a rich and varied collection of patterns for folk mittens, socks, scarves, hats, wrist warmers, sweaters, shoe inserts, and more, all inspired by traditional handknitted artifacts from the Textile Museum in Bl ndu s, Iceland. Iceland boasts a rich heritage of knitting; thanks in equal parts to the island's special wool, the harsh climate, and the need to battle the elements, Icelandic knitters have developed unique traditions of needlework techniques and handknit styles. In the pages of this book, renowned Icelandic knitwear designer H l ne Magn sson delivers an array of beautiful patterns that reflect the depth of the country'sknitting traditions. You'll appreciate the fully illustrated techniques section, the ample color photographs, and the detailed list of resources for Icelandic and Scandinavian knitting. More than just a book of knitting, this book is infused with bits of Icelandic folklore and culture, vintage photographs, and classic Icelandic recipes. Magn sson believes that the best way to preserve traditions is to continue using them, giving them new life. And with this definitive collection of patterns, she has done just that., Icelandic Handknits: 25 Heirloom Techniques and Projects is a rich and varied collection of patterns for folk mittens, socks, scarves, hats, wrist warmers, sweaters, shoe inserts, and more, all inspired by traditional handknitted artifacts from the Textile Museum in Blonduos, Iceland. Iceland boasts a rich heritage of knitting; thanks in equal parts to the islands special wool, the harsh climate, and the need to battle the elements, Icelandic knitters have developed unique traditions of needlework techniques and handknit styles. In the pages of this book, renowned Icelandic knitwear designer Helene Magnusson delivers an array of beautiful patterns that reflect the depth of the countrysknitting traditions. Youll appreciate the fully illustrated techniques section, the ample color photographs, and the detailed list of resources for Icelandic and Scandinavian knitting. More than just a book of knitting, this book is infused with bits of Icelandic folklore and culture, vintage photographs, and classic Icelandic recipes. Magnusson believes that the best way to preserve traditions is to continue using them, giving them new life. And with this definitive collection of patterns, she has done just that.

LC Classification NumberTT819.I2H43 2013