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Local Craft Shop - Issue 21
Knitting, spinning, weaving, dyeing, crocheting, sewing and countless other crafts can be considered verbs for keeping warm.
Bookish. - 2 - Issue 20
The author, Christine Chitnis lives in Providence, RI, and is my friend's neighbor.
Bookish. - Issue 20
I must confess that when Cecelia first told me about her book idea, I was thinking "Marls?," unimpressed, like "yes, it's using two strands together, right?" So if you feel the same, I highly recommend taking a look at this book.
Bookish. - Issue 19
This is a beautiful book - the fabric cover is embossed with gold, and has many fabulous full color photos printed on quality paper.
Bookish. - Issue 18
Arounna Khounnoraj's long-awaited book is finally being published almost simultaneously with this issue.
Bookish. - Issue 17
This is a book by a UK-based textile artist and educator, Claire Wellesley-Smith, whose work involves extensive stitching over reclaimed and locally-sourced pieces of fabrics.
Bookish. - Issue 16
want to begin by saying that this is my favorite knitting book of 2018 so far. As a huge fan of her previous book - Penguin: A Knit Collection - I was looking forward to this release, and I wasn't disappointed!
Bookish. - Issue 12
Hilary Grant is a British designer, who studied textile design before she went to work for Alexander McQueen, then started her own knitwear label in 2011.
Bookish. - Issue 14
This book was published last year in Japan, and I have been wanting to introduce it to the international knitting community ever since.
