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Nordic Felted Knits

March 9, 2008 by Linda Lanese

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I love finding books that I have not covered here on Craft Gossip and I located “Nordic Felted Knits”   I just love the cover purse the form and color is so unique. I could not find any reviews just a description of the contents as follows;  With patterns for felters of all levels of expertise, this project book offers more than 50 colorful, inspirational ideas for traditional garments with a northern European flair. Emphasizing warmth and durability, these sweaters, scarves, hats, slippers, and bags all demonstrate the wonderful qualities of felted knitting and make great gifts for both young and old. The simple and attractive felting techniques employed in the book will enhance the skills of even the most accomplished knitter. Additional ideas for embroidery, beads, and other embellishments allow for a variety of finishing touches so that reusing a pattern never yields the same results.

If anyone owns this book, I’d love to hear from you.

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