Norwegian Sweater Techniques for Today's Knitter (eBook)

Therese Chynoweth is the undisputed, preeminent teacher of traditional Norwegian construction techniques. She offers workshops at industry events, has been a designer and educator for Dale of Norway, and teaches at yarn shops and other direct-to-consumer venues. She's sold designs to Vogue Knitting, Knit Simple, and Interweave Knits, among others.

I Exploring Norwegian Construction Techniques.Introduction.1 Why Knit in the Round?2 The Role of Steeks.3 How Facings Fit into the Picture.4 Neckline Variations.5 Pick Your Sleeves.6 Shoulder Finishes.II Anatomy of a Sweater.7 Reading Norwegian Charts.8 Creating a Hem.9 Armhole Options.10 Shaping the Neckline.11 What to Do With the Shoulders.12 Sleeves and Sleeve Facings.III Cut Without Fear.13 Measure, Mark, and Sew.14 Now for the Cutting (Gasp!).15 Nothing Fell Apart; So What Next?16 Do You Need to Cut for a Neckline?17 Women's Sweaters.Falk Cardigan.Svale Pullover.Cruise Boat Neck Pullover.Sonora Tunic.Zara Cardigan.Bouclé Mohair Cardigan.Ambrosia Vest.Green Line Cabled Pullover.18 Men's Sweaters.Heilo Pullover.Oak Vest.Cotton Jeans Henley.Royal Llama Linen Cardigan.19 Kids' Sweaters.Moss Vest.Balance Pullover.Daylily Hooded Cardigan.Terra Tunic.20 Accessories.Blue Sky Wrap.Soft Linen Box Pillow.Linen Jeans Purse.Bonsai Shawl.Knitting.Abbreviations.Bibliography.Resources.Index.