Cow Jumped over the Moon Sweater to Knit from Dovetail Designs

Featured in the 2001 Vogue Knitting Special Collector's Issue for Kids Page 12 - Very New, Very Vogue

One of a series of nursery rhyme sweaters to knit, with easy-to-follow chart for the design on the front and back of each sweater.

Stocking stitch used throughout with edges in rib.

Five children's sizes. Double knitting or worsted weight wool or cotton yarn. Size 8 (5mm) knitting needles

Warm hats show off school or team colors. In 3 sizes and either worsted or bulky weight yarn.

Collection II. More purse ideas. Al made with a single strand of wool or wool/mohair blend worsted weight yarn

This colorful sweater for day or evening is knitted in one piece with a cable accent from collar to cuff with an optional kangaroo pocket.

Stockinette stitch is used throughout with cuffs and lower edging in rib.

Super bulky yarn combination for body of sweater and sport weight cotton for trim.

Knitting needles size 11 (8mm) and 24" circular needle size 6 (4.25mm)

Four adult sizes: S, M, L, & XL.

Knit two 3.5" (9cm) gray and white kittens as pocket pals or to hang on the tree. Full color instructions, illustrations, fingering weight yarn and fiberfill.

You will need size 1 (2.25mm) knitting needles.

Being a Compendium of Information, Advice, and Opinion on the Noble Art & Craft

by Alden Amos

Wheel designer and maintainer of textile traditions, Alden Amos the recipient and evaluator of traditional wisdom lets no point go unexamined. This is truly a BIG book offering decades of experience in making and handling yarn. He’ll change your spinning for the better, whether you agree with him or not.

"Amos, who has been making spinning wheels and studying handspinning for more than 40 years, has finally distilled this experience into a definitive book deserving of it's title. "– Library Journal

Hardbound, 7 x 9, 480 pages, 400 line illustrations

by Helene Bress

Everything you need to know about inkle weaving is covered in this book, including directions for four different pick-up techniques. Of course, the basics are covered, and many interesting and practical variations are described. The pick-up weaves are described in words and are accompanied by clear pictures.

by Vicki Square

Bags are essential for living-whether walking to a neighbor’s house or going to the store. And Vicki Square’s contemporary interpretations of these 30 folk designs are truly extraordinary. Each one is inspired by traditional folk bags or folk art from 23 different countries including Nepal, Tibet, Japan, Ireland, Ecuador, and Guatemala.

Bruges Flower Lace, by Edna Sutton.

This illustrated guide describes the basic techniques used in the lace - braids, edgings, leaves, scrolls and flowers - and provides detailed explanations on how to make many decorative lace pieces. The accessible instructions are accompanied by photographs, prickings and diagrams. 118 pages, softcover

New Patterns in Honiton Lace by Caroline & Barry Biggins. This inspirational book shows lacemakers with a sound basic knowledge how to develop their individual interpretations of designs and their awareness of the many exciting possibilities of working a pattern. This book contains thirty new designs that have been worked by experienced lacemakers. Each pattern has been interpreted in an original style, and is illustrated with a photograph of the finished work, a pricking and a diagram of the working order. 143 pages, softcover