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"Scandi-Style Sweaters for Adventuring Outdoors" Immerse yourself in the wild spirit of Scandinavia with this gorgeously photographed collection of 23 bespoke sweater, cardigan, and headband designs. Outdoor life has always been a big part of knitting designer Linka Neumann's life, and she is dedicated to knit sweaters that not only look great, but also withstand rough weather. Combining style and quality, these cozy wilderness knits have already joined adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts on strenuous trips in both forests and mountains—and on expeditions to Canada and Mount Everest. Linka's goal is to design garments that will keep you warm and dry, so no matter how long or short your adventure is, you will be cozy in your bespoke, home-knitted jumper. And no matter how long or short your adventure, you will be cosy in your bespoke, home-knitted jumper. Hardcover, 142 pages. There is also a pattern for making Linka’s signature Wilderness Sweater in children’s size.
- Size: 195x250 mm
- Illustrations: 0
- Publisher: Pavilion
- Edition: BB Hardback
- Publication: 02 September 2021
- Pages: 144
- RRP: £20
- ISBN 13/EAN: 9781911663836
Reviews
Olmstedc
Then I also did 2 rows of short-row shaping mid-back and another 6 around the neck. I had to heavily modify a pattern for a great fit.
Jaci Bowman
And we have seven months of winter where I live. I’ve started my second sweater from this book.
Stephen Pearce
I’ve used one of the charts to decorate a pair of mittens. I included a photo of the neck shaping that I did. The charts are easy to follow and good detail on explanation of wool used.
Amazon Customer
I love them. The fit turned out great. I even did steeking for the first time!
Anon
The actual book is lovely to look at too. I sized down 2 sizes for the waist band, adding 8 stitches to start the body and then tapering an additional increase of 12 stitches up the body. Absolutely love this book, easy to follow and understand.
K. Collard
Then you do both arms before knitting them onto the same needles in the round. I am now knitting a second pattern, and have plans to do one of the cardigans next. You also have to learn how to catch floats behind the colour work - especially the paws. All of the patterns are beautiful, well written , thick paper and very nice images.
sobia farooq
Fortunately the particular pattern I chose (Føyka) was easy to modify. The sweaters would fit much better and be more comfortable to wear with some short-row neck shaping (I know probably not traditional).
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