Best of
Knitting
1993
Knitting Ganseys
Beth Brown-Reinsel - 1993
Characterized by their dense, dark yarns, rich pattern combinations, and dropped shoulders, these simple square garments provide the modern knitter with a template for a wide variety of classic designs. Detailed, step-by-step line drawings and photographs, sidebars, and formulas help the reader build a foundation of skills. Pattern graphs and instructions for six of the author's own designs are included.
Barbara Abbey's Knitting Lace
Barbara Abbey - 1993
There appears to be another swell of interest in lace knitting; wonderful! This book is one of only two I know of that is dedicated to lace edgings (and the other one has been out of print for many years); 100 of them to be exact; plus some background lace and instructions for doilies. An excellent - and unique - resource, now in hardcover.
Traditional Knitted Lace Shawls
Martha Waterman - 1993
Everything you need to know to design and knit your own shawls is provided, including detailed instructions for eight shawls.
Kaffe's Classics
Kaffe Fassett - 1993
The sweater shapes are basic without being boring, and unlikely to go out of fashion. Aimed at intermediate and advanced knitters, the book encourages readers to use their own variations on the designs.
Jean Greenhowe's Celebration Clowns (The Red Nose Gang)
Jean Greenhowe - 1993
To knit in double knitting wool.