From a scarf, mittens and socks to shawls, sweaters and a coat, this rich DVD set delivers many of EZ's most ingenious and popular designs. Elizabeth and Meg demonstrate the necessary techniques and guide you through construction of:
- Moccasin Socks
- the Moebius Scarf and Vest
  (shown on the cover)
- Baby Bog jacket
- Pie Are Square shawl
- Norwegian Pullover, and much more.

Contains 6 hours worth of material on 3 DVDs.

This unique and fascinating book provides a wealth of information on rose-pattern knitting in Iceland, and provides a feast of ideas on how to apply traditional icelandic techniques to colorful, contemporary designs. From gorgeous, richly patterned sweaters to cute babies' cardigans and bonnets, this book contains something for everyone. A refreshingly innovative book for anyone interested in traditional knitting.

• 26 easy-to-follow ptterns
• Notes on basic techniques and yarns

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Make beautiful bags, stylish sweaters, warm scarves and hats, soft slippers and more, then add embroidery and beads. These stylish garments and accessories show off the wonderful qualities of felted knitting, with many ideas for individual touches.

Includes more than 50 inspirational ideas to create garments for young and old, and offers an attractive and easy felting technique to enhance your knitting.

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Boasting intricate geometric patterns and rich, natural colors, the knits of Fair Isle have roots in the fashions of Viking invaders, Norwegian immigrants, and Spanish sailors. In this treasury of authentic designs, Sarah Don introduces readers to thebasic techniques and materials needed to create this popular form of patterned knitting, and provides practical advice on the use of color, repeats, circular needles, fitting, grafting, after-care, and much more.

Includes 28 traditional Fair Isle knit designs; simple instructions for creating 13 authentic garments from jumpers and pullovers to scarves and mittens; easy-to-follow patterns, charts, and layouts.

Projects include distinctive designs for men, women, and children and are perfect for beginners as well as more advanced knitters.

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A companion to her first book, Inspired Cable Knits, Fiona Ellis presents 20 beautiful patterns inspired by natural elements. Discover Ellis's secrets for creating traditional Fair Isle patterning with a contemporary twist. She provides clear instructions, charts, and diagrams, along with "elemental" stories and legends to keep you and your knitting inspired.

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Beginning with four simple, skill-building projects and eight master patterns for drop-shoulder pullover sweaters, learn how to knit in the round, understand charts, center patterns, manage repeats, use texture patterns, start with wells, shape half-gussets, design with color patterns and handle multiple colors, stitch-and-cut armholes and necklines, knit in the Andean style, have fun with puntas and tackle sleeks.

Choose from three different styles of worksheets-quick notes, a visual plan, or detailed guidelines.

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Celebrate the joys of living-and knitting-in an ever-changing world. Sixteen knitwear designers, including Pam Allen, Veronik Avery, Annie Modesitt, Kristin Nicholas, Leigh Radford, and more, take inspiration from techniques and motifs from around the world and reinterpret them in this contemporary collection of folk knitting.

Features diverse projects inspired by ethnic motifs, color combinations, and the styles of Africa, Asia, Europe, India, the Middle East, and Americas. Projects range from sweaters, vests, scarves, shawls, socks, hats, mittens, skirts, and even home decor.

A Design Notebook teaches how to work with color, motifs, stitch details, embroidery, and embellishments to create stunning designs based on age-old traditions.

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Inspired by the magic and mysticism of Celtic art, this fabulous collection of knitwear designs for both adults and children will appeal to knitters everywhere. With each garment beautifully photographed in color against the stunning scenery of western Ireland, the book is a visual delight as well as a source of rich patterns complete with clear practical instructions

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Here you will find complete instructions and diagrams for a variety of knitted items ... from a delicate lace shawl to a thick blanket, plus gloves, color patterned hat, no-sew garter-stitch jacket, shawl-collared vest and a seamless Spiral Yoke sweater, with plenty of techniques accompanying each pattern.

The designs in this book are from the television series, Handknitting with Meg Swansen.

An art historian and practicing fiber artist, author Ann Feitelson has visited the Shetland Islands often to bring this distinctive knitting style to life. The background sections are lavishly illustrated with color photographs of historic Fair Isle garments; Fair Isle color theory is demonstrated with actual knitted samples; and the more than 20 original Fair Isle garments by Feitelson are illustrated with both color photos and color charts.

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In this definitive guide, the author shows how any circular-method knitting technique can yield the popular Fair Isle patterns. Its treasury of designs features more than 70 pages of patterns that can be used for mittens, jerseys, jackets, and hats. In addition, its practical advice on designing garments and the use of color offers valuable assistance to knitters who wish to create their own patterns and seek the inspiration for an endless array of variations and adaptations.

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Vicki Square's contemporary interpretations of 30 traditional designs are inspired by folk bags or folk art from 23 countries including Nepal, Tibet, Japan, Ireland, Ecuador, and Guatemala. You'll find bags in all shapes, colors, textures, and sizes for work, play, or special evenings on the town. Included are the Guatemalan saddlebag, the Persian-carpet-inspired handbag, the fish-shaped Chinese-felted bag, the Bolivian Doll bag, and the Moroccan Tile bag. Each pattern is accompanied by step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations.

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Vests are festive, warm, easy-fitting, and practical, and they're an important part of folkwear traditions world-wide. Contemporary knitters will delight in these 15 traditional and innovative patterns collected through the ages and from around the world. These wonderful projects for men's and women's vests are accompanied by folk stories and regional histories from the countries of origin: Sweden, Nepal, Peru, Japan and the United Kingdom, among others.

Lusekofta, the "lice" pattern sweater from Setesdal in Norway has one of the world's most knitted and varied sweater designs. In this colorful book, Annemor Sundbo has collected old photographs, historic newspaper articles, and descriptions from many people to help with her research into the magic of the Setesdalskofte.

She has discovered exciting cultural history which, when combined with the earliest patterns for these famous sweaters, will give inspiration and ideas for creating a sweater the Setesdal way, from knitting the patterns to working the unique decorative embroidery that surrounds the collar and cuffs.

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It's about creating an original from start to finish using a basic method to build on and experimenting to make us more competent and creative. Explains color wrapping for blending yarns and knit swatches using quiet or gaudy color and how to get away with the latter.

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Learn to knit classic socks using various heel-turning and toe-shaping techniques. Includes 18 traditional and historic patterns, each quite different.

38 mittens are featured and beautifully photographed in color. All techniques are diagramed and 5 thumb methods and how to change sizes are included. Excellent charts.

The expanded color section in this new edition has 44 new mittens, 23 new graphs and numerous new color combinations. The book opens with a short cultural background, explains color and design symbols and provides more than 125 black and white diagrams. All mittens come in 7 sizes.

This book explores the knitting, history, culture, and people of this remarkable country. There's a library of Estonian knitting patterns and clearly illustrated step-by-step instructions for 26 gloves, mittens, and socks. Both historic and contemporary, these projects use traditional patterns typical to Estonian knitting.

This is a treasure-trove of interesting knitting techniques such as her two-needle method for small circumferences, built-in mitered facings, and top-to-toe and toe-to-top socks with instep gussets; dozens of charts; mostly 2-color geometrics knit on small needles - blue-ribbon quality designs, large designs with borders that turn corners, and much more.

Would you like to knit by watching the fabric on your needles instead of detailed instructions? For centuries, knitters have created unique sweaters that fit well by using the techniques explained in this book. You'll learn to think like a traditional knitter; create your own designs; plan sweaters that fit; shape yokes, sleeves and necklines; and solve problems that occur when you do use a pattern. Includes 15 master plans with infinite style variations, 85 sweater examples and more than 230 charts.

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The best features of Vogue Knitting - The Ultimate Knitting Guide – the bible of knitting reference guides – have been collected in this compact resource, perfect for the busy lifestyle of today's knitter. All the information you'll need to take a project from beginning to end is offered in an easy-to-use, portable format. Complete with detailed instructions, illustrations and photographs to lead you step by step through the most-used knitting, finishing and embellishment techniques.

This book is a complete guide to knitting. The book includes: History of Knitting; Knitting Supplies – yarns and tools; Basic Techniques (including Continental Knitting); Understanding Knitting Instructions; Correcting Errors; Circular and Double-Pointed Knitting; Color Knitting; Blocking/Assembling/Finishing Techniques; Care for Knitwear; a 120-stitch Directory; Embellishments and many knitting patterns. All you need to know about knitting can be found in this book.