More Traditional Dutch Ganseys - Stella Ruhe

More Traditional Dutch Ganseys

65 Classic Sweaters to Knit from 55 Fishing Villages

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Buch | Hardcover
176 Seiten
2017
Search Press Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-78221-508-0 (ISBN)
24,90 inkl. MwSt
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65 classic sweaters to knit from 55 Dutch fishing villages
Between approximately 1875 and 1950, Dutch fishermen wore sweaters with characteristic knit and purl stitch patterns, sometimes cable. These jerseys, known as ganseys, became and intrinsic part of the identity of the Dutchmen who wore them, and their daily lives as fishermen.



Publication of the bestselling book Dutch Traditional Ganseys in 2013 renewed interest in the sweaters, and dozens more old photos were discovered that inspired the creation of a second book that includes 65 brand new gansey patterns. Based on original designs and incorporating elements from them, author Stella Ruhe's contemporary recreations of these historically important garments keep the Dutch fishing heritage alive.



Each design is accompanied by knitting diagrams, sketches, photographs and guidance on sizing, and all can be knitted for adults as well as children. With a wealth of fascinating background information and historical photos of the original designs, this is a unique and inspiring book for knitters, and a brilliant read for anyone interested in craft, culture and heritage.

Stella Ruhe taught visual arts in the AVO, is a publisher/editor at the publishing house Cantecleer (known for the series Textielvaardig and countless books specialising in textiles) and is faculty supervisor and co-developer of learning content and teaching methodology in the department of visual arts at a number of national educational centre. Stella Ruhe has hosted major events such as the Cantecleer Fashion Prize and the Week of Creativity, and is author of the book Dutch Traditional Ganseys.

FOREWORD 4



1. HISTORIC OVERVIEW 6

Corrections 7

Ganseys 8

Knitting 9

Sweater 10

Hand-knit & machine knit sweaters 11

Work gear 12 Practical sweaters 12

Practical sweaters 12

Sea fishing 14

Herring fishing 14

Shetland Islands 17

Dialects 17

Religion 20

Scotland, England & Ireland 21

Scottish & English ganseys 22

Other countries fishing for herring 25

Germany 25

Belgium and France 26

Fishing for fresh fish 26

River or inland fishing 27

Disasters: a high price to pay for fish 28





2. FISHING CULTURE AROUND 1900 30



Shipping companies 32

Vessels 32

Signing on 34

Crew 34

Wages 37

Stop box & clothing 37

On board 37

Provisions 38

Navigation 41

Lack of wind 42

Signalling & fishing system 42

Fishermen’s wives 43



3. KNITTING 44



Sajet 46

Yarn types 47

Needles & tools 48

Technique 48

Sizes 48

Stitches 49

Swatch & stitch count 49

Motifs and patterns 50

Basic sizes 52

Patterns & charts 53

How to start a gansey 54

General knitting instructions:

Knitting in a round 54





Front and back of the sweater 54
Collar 55
Sleeves 55
Finishing 55


Flat knitting 55

General information 55

Other models 55



4. NORTH SEA COAST 56



North Holland





Den Helder & Huisduinen 58
Petten 65
Egmond aan Zee 67
IJmuiden and Velsen 69
Zandvoort 71


South Holland





Katwijk aan Zee 73
Scheveningen 78
Pernis 81
Vlaardingen 84
Zwartewaal, Voorne-Putten 91
Middelharnis, Goeree-Overflakkee 95
Stellendam, Goeree-Overflakkee 97
Goedereede-Havenhoofd, Goeree-Overflakkee 99
Ouddorp, Goeree-Overflakkee 102


Zeeland





Colijnsplaat, Noord-Beveland 105
Breskens, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen 106


 



5. MAJOR RIVERS 110



South Holland: Charlois 112

North Brabant





Woudrichem 114
Willemstad 118


6. WADDEN SEA COAST 120



North Holland: Oosterend, Texel 122

Friesland: Wierum 127



7. ZUIDERZEE COAST 130



North Holland





Wervershoof & Medemblik 132
Enkhuizen 135
Hoorn 138
Volendam 140 Marken 143 Huizen 145


Utrecht: Bunschoten-Spakenburg 148



Gelderland





Harderwijk 152
Elburg 155


Overijssel: Genemuiden 158

Flevoland: Urk 160



Friesland





Lemmer 164
Hindeloopen 168


8. MODERN

INTERPRETATIONS 170



WORD OF THANKS 173



ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

174

Erscheinungsdatum
Zusatzinfo 530 Illustrations, color
Verlagsort Tunbridge Wells
Sprache englisch
Maße 200 x 280 mm
Gewicht 912 g
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Freizeit / Hobby Handarbeit / Textiles
Sachbuch/Ratgeber Freizeit / Hobby Kreatives Gestalten
ISBN-10 1-78221-508-5 / 1782215085
ISBN-13 978-1-78221-508-0 / 9781782215080
Zustand Neuware
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