Dress-to-Impress Knitted Scarves: 24 Extraordinary Designs for Cowls, Kerchiefs, Infinity Loops & More
Jan 2015 · Stackpole Books
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About this ebook
This designer collection contains signature designs for ascots, cowls, and other scarves that will make the perfect fashion statement no matter the occasion.
• One-of-a-kind designs that derive their inspiration from sources as diverse as cowboy bandanas and vintage lace petticoats, worked up in a range of textured and colorwork stitches and fibers
• Photos include ideas for different ways the scarves can be worn
• Collection includes a stitch/technique photo tutorial section
• One-of-a-kind designs that derive their inspiration from sources as diverse as cowboy bandanas and vintage lace petticoats, worked up in a range of textured and colorwork stitches and fibers
• Photos include ideas for different ways the scarves can be worn
• Collection includes a stitch/technique photo tutorial section
Ratings and reviews
3.7
3 reviews
Lynn Mello
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January 16, 2015
Outstanding and interesting designs. Will use to make great gifts. This designer always has great ideas.
About the author
Knitwear designer Pam Powers sells her innovative designs as downloads through her website pampowersknits.com, Ravelry, and Craftsy, as well as printed patterns to yarn stores throughout the U.S. Her work has been featured in national magazines like Interweave Knits and Bel Armoire, as well as online in blogs and newsletters like Knitting Daily and Noble Knits. She lives in Orange County, California.
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