🧶 Exploring Global Knitting Colors: Inspiring Designs from Around the World Review

I hesitated before ordering this book and had to accept and wait for it to stay (which will happen very quickly). There is about ONE style throughout the book that simply repeats itself with different colors from supposedly different sources of inspiration around the world. As usual, many of these designs can be made much more easily and efficiently using Horst Schultz's quilting method, but Mr. Mably continues Fassett's mistake by using only Fair Isle methods. Sorry, but I thought that was a…

This book is a work of art. It contains not only beautiful and intricate patterns of the most beautiful flowers, but also travel photos that represent the design-inspired country. It reminds me of the layout and layout of Caffe Fassett's books. This is a smorgasbord of eye knit flowers. This is a book that you will want to look at again and again. I crave yarn, color, texture and travel. The book features designs inspired by different countries: Australia, United Kingdom, Guatemala, India…

The big problem with this book is that the sweaters are too big so you have to rearrange them to fit (most of the time!). The cover sweater is an example. In addition, some of them are unnecessarily complex. But still enough to make it worth buying, plus I liked the travel story commentary. This is KF in the vest Steps on page 158? He's aged a lot if he is that. Mably, whom I have never seen, seems to be a very good man, and has learned much from his friend Kaffe. Sweaters I like and might even