#patternbooks

[fannishknits]

Spider-Man vs. Venom Scarf

by

Jillyn

[kyotokimono]

NEW THIS WEEK: KIMONO REFORM/REMAKE PATTERN BOOKS

Click here to purchase or browse.

Do you sew or design clothing? Kimono Reform is the term given to garments created with up-cycled kimono fabric and this week we're offering books to inspire and guide you on how to do this. From couture to kids' kimono, dresses for adults, kimono for dolls, skirts and accessories...there are pattern books for all of it.

[letissierdesigns]

Sometimes when designing research is necessary - besides it is a lot of fun to peer at patterns and mentally fit them with the yarns you are using! LOL! #letissierdesigns #design #designersofinstagram #patternbooks #knitting #laceknitting #knittersofinstagram #librariesofinstagram #knittinglibrary

[croconanaluvsu-blog]

It's been a busy weekend of cleaning but now I am (mostly) ready for the in-laws! #BringItOn! #JustKidding #ILoveYouGuys #shelfie #craftroom #books #vintagehat #eevee #fez #scotch #weekend #cleaning #chores #mostlydone #patternbooks #craftbooks #croconana #adventuresofcroconana #imissedafewdays #imsolazy #dailynana #homesweethome

[architecturelibrary]

#repost for #rarebookfriday Remember to stop in and check out the rare book exhibit BUILDING AMERICA: Pattern Books from the Ryan Rare Book Room. There will be a new exhibit up in January! #RRBR #bondhall #patternbooks #parklist #hitchcocklist #americanarchitecture

[glrlbr]

"Architects influenced house design indirectly, by providing developers with prototypes in pattern books ... Developers and architects worked to make the new built environment materialize the domestic ideal." (Marcus 94)

[knitravel]

Can't get enough of Katia Knitting

The patterns over at Katia knitting are all stunning. The craftsmanship of each finished piece comes together with excellent photography, quality but also novel yarns, elegant models, and fantastic lighting to create artful pieces almost every time. I remember having loved patterns a-plenty that come only in Spanish - from what I can find - and thus disappointingly filing it away for "later, when I learn Spanish". Or, "later, when Google translate is far, far better." :P

However, for now, at least, I have found a Canadian supplier of at least a few books to keep me busy in the meantime: Diamond Yarn, apparently from here in Toronto. I shall have to pay them a visit.

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