Essentially Feminine Knits
25 Must-Have Chic Designs

Description
Essentially Feminine Knits features a collection of 25
must-have garments and accessories for every occasion, casual to
dressy. Designer and author Lene Holme Samsøe's patterns express
her joy in knitting and embody a sometimes delicate, but always
fashionably ladylike approach while relaying her inspiration-the
sea that borders her home and it's subtle, simplistic colors.
Focusing on Samsøe's signature botanical lace motifs, this
collection offers designs with a variety of beautiful effects.
Inside you'll find original sweaters, tops, jackets, hats, scarves,
and mittens. Each pattern reveals elegant detailing, a flattering
silhouette, and classic style, all of which are combined with a
playful and modern sensibility.
The projects featured in this book range from simple and quick to
more in-depth-with the use of unique pattern instructions. Samsøe's
unique style guarantees boldness and authenticity, and the patterns
from Essentially Feminine Knits will keep you refined,
chic, and simply feminine.
Marketing
- $1 per book purchased co-op available
- Excerpt in Interweave Knits, Knitting Traditions, Piecework
- Advertisments in Interweave Knits, Interweave Knits Weekend, KnitScene
- Featured in Interweave's Knitting Daily, Traditions Today, and CrochetMe enewsletters' editorial and product promotions
- Advertised on KnittingDaily.com
- Publicity and promotion in national print reviews (magazines and newspapers)
- Publicity and promotion in online reviews
Table of Contents
Foreword
General Information
Symbol Key
Garter Stitch
Rita
Fiona
Siri
Tara
Rosita
Leaf Patterns
Palma
Lilly
Hella
Nikita
Bella
Structural
Gerda
Raya
Smilla
Paula
Penelope
Cable Patterns
Viola
Lea and Lola
Petra
Wilma
Amanda
Lace Patterns
Lana
Cecilia
Holly
Coco
Vicky
Yarns
Yarn Sources
Author
Lene Holme Samsøe has worked as a knitting designer since 1988. She is the author of seven books including Feminine Knits (Interweave). Today she is a full-time knitwear designer for Danish and foreign yarn companies, magazines, and periodicals.




