A lifelong student of knitted lace, designer and
spinner Margaret Stove shares her personal knitting journey of learning
to create lace from scratch. Her spectacular designs are truly the
pinnacle of the craft, and Wrapped in Lace follows Margaret as
she works on the legendary "wedding ring shawl," a large, knitted lace
shawl so fine and delicate that it can be drawn through a wedding ring.
Accompanying
Margaret's story are in-depth descriptions of each set of lace
techniques, patterns, and lace knitting traditions, and offers original
patterns for lace shawls, stoles, and scarves. Embark on your own
journey in knitted lace as you travel around the world in 12 gorgeous
projects highlight knitted lace characteristics from the Faroe Islands,
Shetland Islands, Orenburg, Estonia, and lace motifs of New Zealand, as
well as more contemporary European work.
An expert on lace repairand conservation, Margaret also teaches you how to preserve and repair your knitted lace, and how to even remake heirloom pieces.
Introduction: The Beginning of the Journey
Shawls And Wraps From the Past to Present: 1939 Christening Shawl
Knitting My First Shawl: Thistle and Fern Shawl
My First Original Design: Kowhai and Fern Shawl
Matters Arising and Adrift in Uncharted Stitches: Lace Medallion Shawl and Lacy Diamond Shawl
Trends and Traditions: Rosebud Faroese-Style Shawl
An Heirloom Lives On: Granny Cheyne's Shetland Shawl
Traveling from West to East: New Zealand Tribute to Orenburg
Treasures, Gifts, and Mementoes: Filmy Fern Shawl
Three Scarves: Orenburg-Style Scarf, Ribbonwood and Fern Scarf, Lily of the Valley Scarf
Preserving and Repairing Lace
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