Shawl Design in Plain English (3rd edition), Part III: Fancy Shawl Shapes

Description

Are you tired of following patterns in shawl knitting and want to create your own? If your answer is yes, this book is for you!

Table of Contents (PDF)

Designing shawls is something every knitter can do. There’s no magic involved, no need to be a math genius and no secret ingredients. This book teaches you how to create your own patterns for rectangular, square, triangle, winged, circular, semi-circular, crescent, vortex, star shaped, polygons, S-shapes, annular, and Faroese knitted shawls by unveiling the principles of how to turn your ideas into written instructions for shawl patterns.

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Shawl Design in Plain English (Complete Collection)

Shawl Design in Plain English: 3rd edition is out now

The first edition of Shawl Design in Plain English (published in 2012) has seen tremendous success and has finally matured into the third edition available now.

Three Volumes Full Of Information on Shawl Design

The second edition of Shawl Design in Plain English comes in three volumes:

• Vol. 1: Basic Shawl Shapes
• Vol. 2: Advanced Shawl Shapes
  
• Vol. 3: Fancy Shawl Shapes (this book)

Each volume contains

• Detailed instructions on various construction methods for each shawl shape
• Recipes for each shawl shape and construction method
• Example patterns for each shape

Volume Three: Fancy Shawl Shapes

Volume three of the series on shawl design covers fancy shawl shapes: Polygons, stars, vortex (cornucopia) shawls, s-shaped shawls and shawls with slits.

Example Patterns

• Gradient Vortex
• Clara
• Adjustable Greenie
• The S Curve

Volume One: Basic Shawl Shapes

Volume one of the series on shawl design covers basic shawl shapes: square shawls, stoles, and triangles. Get it here: Shawl Design in Plain English (3rd edition): Basic Shawl Shapes

Volume Two: Advanced Shawl Shapes

Volume two of the series on shawl design covers advanced shawl shapes: circles, crescents, Faroese shawls & more. Get it here: Shawl Design in Plain English (3rd edition): Advanced Shawl Shapes