Exploring Color in Knitting: Techniques, Swatches, and Projects to Expand Your Knit Horizons by Sarah Hazell

Exploring Color in Knitting: Techniques, Swatches, and Projects to Expand Your Knit Horizons

Sarah Hazell
160 pages
Barron's Educational Series
Sep 2011
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Mastering the art of blending and contrasting different colors in a sweater, bag, or other knitted item is a good way to transform an otherwise ordinary knitted garment or accessory into a thing of outstanding beauty. This new book offers guidance and advice to knitting enthusiasts on every aspect of creating beautiful knitted goods through imaginative uses of color. The authors open by giving readers a clear understanding of color theory, describing warm and cool colors, brights and pastels, tints, tones, and shades. They go on to show how to incorporate stripes or Fair Isle or Intarsia effects in a knitted item to produce stunning results. They also give expert advice on adding decorations, such as knitting with beads or sequins, or creating beautiful edgings in contrasting colors.
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Pages 160
Publisher Barron's Educati...
Published 2011
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