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The West Coast is The Lace Knittery’s Scottish home and this book is a delightful mix of patterns and information about The West Highland Way. There is a variety of garment and accessory patterns. It is a treasure trove.
Toft is a well loved British brand and a favourite at The Lace Knittery. This book is filled with 40 different bird designs in colourful crochet. They are addictive.
I always have cold hands and as such we are always knitting mitts at The Lace Knittery. This is a book dedicated to them! A collection of fifteen designs by old and new designers bought together by Kate Davies and Jeanette Sloan. There is something for everybody here including colour work, lace, cable, Fair Isle and more.
This beautiful new book from Marie Wallin includes patterns for both men and women. The patterns display a mix of techniques including fair isle and cable knitting.
This is the first book by Marie Wallin using her British Breeds Yarn and has become a firm favourite at The Lace Knittery. It is another range of timeless designs using colour work, surface design and all with the unique Marie Wallin twist.
Number 1 in a series of 9 books by Marie Wallin and Rowan. At The Lace Knittery they are a popular series of books containing lace, colour work, Fair Isle, cable, crochet designs. A classic.
Another classic from Marie Wallin with eight crochet designs. With colour work, surface detail and classic shapes. Makes me want to move The Lace Knittery HQ back to the east coast…I can smell the salt.
A superb collection of patterns curated by Aimee Gillee and including designs by Stephen West, Norah Gaughan, Nancy Marchant and Tif Neilan amongst others. There is something to suit everyone and for every style of knitter…or if you are like me immediately decide that you have to do at least six because you can’t decide.
As usual a lovely book from Kate Davies Designs that not only has eleven yoked designs but also delves into the history and construction from Icelandic (The Lace Knittery stocks Alafoss Icelandic yarns) to Elizabeth Zimmermann it is a joy to read and knit from.