The Knitter's Curiosity Cabinet Volume III: 18 Patterns Inspired by Vintage Marine Illustrations
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Curiosity cabinets were collections of fascinating objects brought together to inspire, intrigue, and inform. Offered here, in this third volume of the series, is a knitter's interpretation of a curiosity cabinet. Enchanting stitches, beguiling textures, and captivating shapes have been combined to create 18 new patterns, each with a host of beautiful details certain to entertain and delight. Inside you ll find nine socks, three hats, three cuffs, two shawls, and a cowl. There s sure to be something marvelous to add to your own stash of knitted treasures.
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