Fair Isle knitting, a colorful, patterned form of knitting, was named for the British island on which it was developed during the 19th C-an outlying island of the Shetland group off the north east rip... This description may be from another edition of this product.
With over 50 pages of black and white graphs of Fair Isle patterns, plus a section on Background and Origins and with intermittent color photographs of finished knit products throughout the text, this book provides encyclopedic knowledge for all serious knitters.
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