Sweater

Norwegian sweater construction is demystified in this one-of-a-kind, workshop-based book
Often considered intimidating and complex, Norwegian sweater construction is simplified in this one-of-a-kind, step-by-step book.

This new book from the creative team behind wheres me jumper contains twelve original knitting patterns for motif jumpers. Each jumper takes its inspiration from one of the author's favourite songs. There is a different look to suit everyone, whatever your musical and fashion tastes. But this is no ordinary knitting book.

Designing and creating a sweater is fun and can be accomplished by knitters of all skill levels! J. Marsha Michler guides the reader through three main design and construction areas: creating pattern stitches and colorworking; sweater shapes and styles; and how to fit a sweater.

The Curse of the Boyfriend Sweater is journalist Alanna Okun's cozy audiobook memoir about life truths learned through crafting.

A gorgeous color or texture pattern beckons to a designer to try it out in different ways. Should it be used for a hat, a sweater, a cape? In this book, designer Toby Roxane Barna allowed her imagination to explore the variations and came up with pairs of designs—a sweater and a shawl—sharing at least one similar design element. For example, a lace pattern from a shawl may be used to form the yoke of a sweater or a button band and hem on a cardigan. An expert in using color to maximize the "wow" factor, Toby has outdone herself with this exquisite pattern collection.