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A cozy, visually rich exploration of traditional Icelandic rose motifs and vintage knitwear. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Icelandic knitting.
- cozy
- nostalgic
- visually rich
- 01
Traditional knitting patterns
James Norbury
A nostalgic and practical dive into the timeless craft of mid-century textile design.
- 02
Kaffe Fassett's pattern library
Kaffe Fassett · 2003
A vibrant, visual feast that invites crafters to immerse themselves in brilliant color combinations and innovative textile design.
- 03
Kaffe's Classics
Kaffe Fassett · 1993
A warm, inspiring collection of classic knitting patterns designed to flatter and delight.
- 04
The Art of knitting
Butterick Publishing Company
A charmingly vintage and methodical guide that connects modern hands to historical craftsmanship.
- 05
201 Crochet Motifs, Blocks, Projects, and Ideas
Melody Griffiths
A cozy, inspiring reference guide that invites you to curl up with yarn and hook to create something beautiful.
- 06
Crochet style
Sally Harding
A cozy, nostalgic dive into bold 1980s silhouettes that invites you to slow down and create something beautiful by hand.
- 07
Knitting Without Tears
Elizabeth Zimmermann
A passionate, reassuring manual that transforms a beloved hobby from a source of frustration into a joyful obsession.
- 08
Knitting Masterpieces
Ruth Herring
A vibrant, tactile journey that transforms iconic paintings into cozy, wearable works of art.
- 09
Crochet!
Marie-Noëlle Bayard
A cozy, tactile invitation to slow down and create something beautiful with your own two hands.
- 10
Viking age Iceland
Jesse L. Byock
A rigorous, evidence-based immersion into the societal structures of a bygone era.
- 11
How to draw flowers
Janice Kinnealy
A gentle, step-by-step invitation to slow down and capture the beauty of the natural world on paper.
- 12
100 Ideas That Changed Fashion
Harriet Worsley
An intelligent, visually arresting exploration of the cultural shifts and brilliant innovations that shaped modern womenswear.
