Free-spirit shawls : 20 eclectic knits for every day /
"Free-Spirit Shawls features 20 shawl projects-including top-down triangle, crescent, and semi-circular. While some projects feature the stockinet-plus-lace designs driving the current shawl and shawlette craze, others explore textured stitches, simple color work and stripes, and unusual stitch...
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Loveland, CO :
Interweave Press,
[2012]
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction
- 2.Size, Style & Yarn: making and wearing modern shawls
- 3.Shawl Techniques
- a.The Top-Down Triangle
- b.Half Circles, Crescents, and working Side-to-Side
- c.Cast-ons and Bind-offs for Shawls
- d.Make it Pretty: Finishing Tips
- 4.Color
- Basilica, Hilary Smith Callis
- Salter Path, Melissa Goodale
- Technique Feature: Melissa's new Pi method for making half-circles
- Striped Shawl (still to be named), Romi Hill
- Helsinki, Maura Kirk
- Zigzag Garter Triangle (still to be named), Alexis Winslow
- 5.Lace
- Brome, Alexandra Beck
- Japanese Half Circle (name TK), Kyoko Nakayoshi
- Bethe, Angela Tong
- Technique Feature: Shetland construction methods
- Three Quarter Square (name TK), Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark
- Spathe, Heather Zoppetti
- 6.Simplicity
- Heath, Amy Gunderson
- Bryusa, Alexandra Beck
- Lindsay, Tabetha Hedrick
- Maedwe, AnneLena Mattison
- Leaf Triangle (name TK), Angela Tong
- Fringed Garter Triangle (name TK), Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark
- Technique Feature: Working unraveled stockinette fringe
- 7.Texture
- Euclid, Carol Feller
- Fauve, Kyoko Nakayoshi
- Cable Edge Triangle (name TK), Kate Gagnon Osborn
- The Return Journey, Lisa Shroyer
- 8.Glossary
- 9.Sources.