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First published in 1980, The Art of Shetland Lace remains the classic reference book on the history and techniques of the most gossamer form of knitting.
With instructions for making sample squares of over 30 stitch patterns, each defined by name, line instructions, and photograph, a vocabulary is established for making a traditional or non-traditional shawl or garment as the basic construction techniques are explained.
Destined to become heirlooms, full instructions are given for seven projects with notes on dressing, blocking, and washing, as well as adapting patterns to different weights of yarns.
Originally published by Mills and Boon, London, 1980. Reprinted by Bell & Hyman, London, 1981, and Lacis, Berkeley, 1991.
