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INTERWEAVE KNITS Fall 2005 Felting Socks Handbags
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Cover Design: Union Square Market Pullover, design by Kate Gilbert - This contoured alpaca sweater has a hint of medieval intrigue, Plassard Alpaga alpaca yarn, sizes 33-1/2" to 44"
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This auction is for a knitting pattern publication:
INTERWEAVE KNITS
Fall 2005
160 pages
* More Knits Than Ever! 30 Reasons to Cast-On
* Shibori - Innovative Artists - Explore Color & Texture
This issue of Interweave Knits includes over a dozen women’s sweaters, jackets, vests and a fall coat, a felted capelet by Nicky Epstein, a Fair Isle skirt, socks, a selection of ponchos designed by the Interweave Knits staff, a man’s cabled yoke sweater by Norah Gaughan, a pair of intricate Fair Isle/cabled children’s sweaters by Annie Modesitt, a pair of children’s hats, a huge felted and embroidered satchel, a canteen bag and a felted laptop case excerpted from the book “Alterknits” by Leigh Radford. All designs are pictured below, together with design details.
In the features article “Beyond the Basics: A Case History,” Deborah Newton describes the trial-and-error process that led from a picture of a tailored 1950s jacket in a postcard to her finished knitted design, as well as a discussion of how to design and use trims.
Excellent condition, no markings, torn or missing pages.
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Greek Pullover, design by Sharon Shoji - Wrap up in an elegant silhouette designed for a modern-day Aprodite, Rowan Kid Classic yarn, sizes 34" to 50"
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Chenille Cutaway Jacket - design by Teva Durham - Yin and yang - a feminist jacket modeled after a gentleman's frock coat, Patons Bohemian yarn, sizes 33-1/2" to 41-1/2"
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Cable Cascade Pullover, design by Jennifer Appleby - Cables and eyelets define an A-line pullover, K1C2 Temptation alpaca/wool yarn, sizes 36" to 49-1/4"
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Fur-Trimmed Wrap, design by Pam Allen - A ballet wrap with a touch of the wild, Plymouth Royal Cashmere yarn, sizes 35-1/2" to 48"
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Essential Indulgence, design by Leslie Scanlon - Every woman needs the perfect sweater, Blue Sky Alpacas Alpaca & Silk yarn, sizes 37-1/2" to 46-1/2"
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Cover Design: Union Square Market Pullover, design by Kate Gilbert - This contoured alpaca sweater has a hint of medieval intrigue, Plassard Alpaga alpaca yarn, sizes 33-1/2" to 44"
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Drop-Stitch Cardigan, design by Amy King - Imagine-dropped stitches that don't have to be picked up! Tahki Bunny Print merino/alpaca/acrylic yarn, sizes 35" to 50"
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Weekend Getaway Satchel, design by Marta McCall - Knit a twenty-first century carpetbag, Reynolds Lite-Lopi yarn, finished size after felting, 18" wide at top, 24" wide at base, 8" deep from front to back at base, and 16" tall, not including handles
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Veste Everest, design by Veronik Avery - A trim vest improves upon the cabled V-neck designs of the 1990s, Lana Gato Everest yarn, sizes 26-1/2" to 56-1/2"
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Felted Floral Capelet, design by Nicky Epstein - Flowers and pom-poms and scrolls, oh my! Jamieson's Double Knitting yarn, finished size after felting, 42" circum. at lower edge, 17-1/2" circum. at neck edge, 7" long from base of neck to lower edge
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Textured Coat, design by Mari Lynn Patrick - Keep warm in a cushy coat trimmed with lace crochet, Mission Falls 1824 Wool yarn, finished sizes 37-1/2" to 49-1/4"
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Blissful Jacket, design by Debbie Bliss - The classic tweed shirt jacket grows stripes and fringe, Debbie Bliss Aran Tweed yarn, sizes 33" to 53"
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Vintage-Inspired Jacket, design by Deborah Newton - Knit your own dressmaker challenge, Classic Elite Beatrice wool and Wings alpaca/silk/wool yarns, sizes 39-1/2" to 52-1/2"
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Fair Isle Hoodie and Cardigan, design by Annie Modesitt - Cables and colors unite in unisex sweaters for kids, Garnstudio Karisma wool yarn, sizes hoodie 20" to 35-1/2", cardigan 19" to 32-1/2", to fit about sizes 2/3 (4/5, 6/7, 8/10, 12/14) years
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Bulky Brioche Raglan, design by Ann Budd - Take comfort in a lofty oversized sweater, Black Forest Yarns Naturwolle yarn, sizes 35-1/4" to 48"
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Cabled Shrug, design by Shirley Paden - If you can knit a cabled scarf, you can knit this shrug, Trendsetter Kashmir cashmere/silk yarn, size about 21-3/4" wide and 58" long
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Fair Isle Skirt, design by Mary Jane Mucklestone - Traditional Scandinavian stripes take on a flirty skirt, Dale of Norway Heilo wool yarn, sizes 34-1/2" to 41" hip circum. (8" below waistband), 23" to 30" waist, 18-1/2" long
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Braided Blues, design by Norah Gaughan - Who says the basic blue pullover has to be boring! Goddess Yarns Phoebe baby alpaca yarn, sizes 40" to 52"
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Suede Vest, design by Margie Stanton - Knit a plush vest this weekend, Lion Brand Lion Suede yarn, sizes 33-1/2" to 54-1/2"
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Poncho Loco -The Interweave Knits Staff joins the poncho craze (instructions found at www.interweaveknits. com)
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Interweave Knits Staff ponchos, design by Sandi Wiseheart and Susan Sternlieb
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Canteen Bag, design by Rachel Battaglia Nissen - Going 'round in circles can lead to a sturdy bag, SandnesGarn Fritidsgarn yarn, finished size about 11" diameter after felting, laid flt and excluding handles
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Brioche Helmet Hat, design by Kelly Bridges - Protect small ears with a hat that's been to the Arctic ice cap, Frog Tree Alpaca Sport Weight yarn, sizes 16" to 18" circum., to fit 6-12 months (1-2 years, 2-4 years)
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Rib and Cable Socks, design by Nancy Bush - Cabled socks celebrate turn-of-the-twentieth century men's hosiery, Mountain Colors Bearfoot superwash wool/mohair/nylon yarn), size 7-1/2" foot circum., 9-1/2" from heel to toe, women's US shoe size 8 to 9
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Laptop Cases, design by Leigh Radford (excerpted from the book "AlterKnits"), Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted yarn, finished size about 13"(14,18)" wide and 14(17,17") long, after felting
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